Belgium News in English

Good morning! It’s 14th July, and here’s your Belgium daily news capsule.

Limbourg prepares for flooding five years after devastating water disaster.

Wildfires near Paris expand, closing part of the Autoroute du Soleil again today.

Tragic fire leaves Belgian residents among the victims, as homes are inspected.

Trump claims the Strait of Hormuz as protector and imposes tolls, agreement in jeopardy.

Five-year-old boy nearly drowns in Wetteren pool, rescue delayed.

Major police operation in Houthalen-Helchteren after serious shooting incident.

Heatwave continues with highs of 33 degrees, Brussels offers cooling support.

Two more Belgians identified after wildfires in Spain, orange alert for fire risk issued.

Hundreds of Belgians jump into rivers for better water quality during The Big Jump event.

Court rules Trump’s tax deal invalid, raising questions about fiscal agreements.

US strikes Iran for third consecutive night as tensions escalate in the region.

Self-driving Teslas approved in Flanders despite serious concerns from experts.

Volunteers assist elderly at markets during heatwave, ensuring their safety.

Chiro camp in Zutendaal abruptly halted due to outbreak of stomach flu among children.

WHO warns cancer cases may double by 2050, but timely interventions can change the tide.

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