Belgium News in English

Good morning! It’s 24th June, and here’s your Belgium daily news capsule.

Ben Crabbé will step down as host of 'Blokken' after 33 seasons in 2027, with Sven de Leijer taking over.

Belgian Navy unveils a high-tech minehunter, the M940 Oostende, in a ceremony at the coast.

Orange alert issued across much of the country as a young man nearly drowns in Ghent's Keizerpark.

Rekem remains calm with Freddy Horion in town, as he prepares to collect 770 thousand euros in penalties.

Two teenagers tragically drowned at an abandoned quarry in Sprimont, leading to train cancellations.

Bus driver from 't Ros Beiaard has been dismissed following a positive breath test result.

Flanders plans to reduce subsidies for airports in Antwerp, Ostend, and Kortrijk, leaving their future uncertain.

Minister Van Bossuyt discusses EU and Taliban relations, preparing a report for the upcoming ministerial meeting.

All royal children attended the state banquet for the Japanese imperial couple, showcasing unity.

Operators protest against the removal of four beach bars in Blankenberge, fearing an uncertain future.

U.S. Senate votes against war with Iran without Congressional approval, as Trump criticizes Republican supporters.

Disneyland partially closed and alcohol banned in public as Europe faces extreme heatwave conditions.

Farmers and their livestock are suffering from heat stress, while ice cream sales soar amid the heat.

Eline Van Den Abeele, aged 39, has passed away after a brief battle with a rare cancer.

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