Belgium News in English

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

Open water swimming becomes a right starting June first, twenty twenty-seven.

Massive crowds and new F-35s mark the national holiday in Brussels.

Zelensky dismisses military chief after public protests amid rising civilian casualties.

David Criekemans warns of an all-out war with Iran as U.S. strikes continue.

Mark van Bommel appointed coach of the Red Devils until twenty twenty-eight.

Stabbing incident in Ghent leaves a teenager seriously injured during festivities.

Families flock to Brussels for national holiday despite striking firefighters joining the parade.

A fourteen-year-old is revived after being buried in sand at De Haan beach.

A 28-year-old man named Robin Publie is reported missing.

Trans woman files complaint after being assaulted and harassed near her apartment.

A German woman falls two hundred meters during a hike in South Tyrol.

Two French firefighters die in a blaze near Bordeaux as flames threaten buildings.

Chess legend Judit Polgar declines Hungary's presidency, feeling unfit to unite the nation.

Thousands of Belgians see part of their wages seized; what can they do?

Trump imposes a fifty percent import tariff on Canada amid trade disputes.

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