Belgium News in English

Good morning! It’s 19th June, and here’s your Belgium daily news capsule.

N-VA faces challenges after a dispute over 11 million euros.

Schools have a 16-year waitlist for construction projects, leaving many frustrated.

A 13-year-old girl has been arrested after her parents were found dead in their home.

Former mayor Christophe Verdonck shares his struggles with homelessness after being scammed twice.

Tropical heat continues, but thunderstorms may be on the horizon this week.

Minister Verlinden defends her abortion proposal amid rising criticism in Parliament.

Migration Minister Van Bossuyt calls EU's invitation to the Taliban a necessary evil.

Controversial cuts to student grants receive approval from the Flemish Parliament.

The Council of State is set to dismiss complaints against the Ventilus project.

Andy Burnham wins a crucial election, paving the way for a leadership battle in the UK.

Cuba announces plans to privatize state-owned companies, marking a significant reform.

The EU quietly re-establishes contact with Russia, seeking a role in peace talks.

U.S. Defense Secretary announces a thorough review of NATO, hinting at potential changes.

Planned negotiations between Iran and the U.S. have been canceled, according to Switzerland.

Eline raises funds for cancer research, hoping for a treatment that may not exist yet.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!