Belgium News in English

Good morning! It’s 22nd June, and here’s your Belgium daily news capsule.

Temperatures soar to 34 degrees, marking a potential record-breaking heatwave this week.

The government faces tension as De Wever and Verlinden clash over ethical issues.

A renovation of the iconic Reflecting Pool fails, with Trump blaming vandals for the damage.

Trump calls for British Prime Minister Starmer to resign amid political turmoil.

Banks introduce Fraudstop, a centralized reporting system for online fraud, but not all participate.

Severe thunderstorms cause damage in East Flanders and Antwerp, uprooting trees and structures.

Colombian elections see a Trump supporter, nicknamed 'Tiger,' rise as a radical candidate.

Ubisoft co-founder Claude Guillemot dies in a tragic plane crash.

The Belgian government faces scrutiny as the wealthiest families manage 85 billion euros in Luxembourg.

Intensive care doctor Geert Meyfroidt shares his secrets for maintaining mental and physical balance.

Concerns grow over a deadly Ebola outbreak in Congo, with local health workers at high risk.

Thousands of baby seals found dead on a remote island, raising questions among scientists.

Rock Werchter faces backlash over its new location, stirring controversy among local residents.

The Belgian national team reflects on their emotional performance after a tough match.

Rode Duivels must score big against New Zealand and hope for an Egypt misstep to advance.

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