Belgium News in English

Good morning! It’s 23rd July, and here’s your Belgium daily news capsule.

Mychajlo Drapaty appointed as Ukraine's new military chief amid ongoing conflict with Russia.

A young man from Antwerp seriously injured after jumping into a quarry in Hainaut.

New swimming regulations in open water spark debate among local mayors in Belgium.

Two men assaulted during the Gentse Feesten raise concerns about safety at public events.

A five-year-old French boy who nearly drowned in Wetteren has been discharged from the hospital.

Belgium's De Ridder cabinet accidentally sends confidential document to the entire parliament.

Fugitive arsonist Arthur E. turns himself in to Belgian police, expressing remorse for his actions.

Thirteen-year-old Dorian trapped under sand at the beach calls for help in a desperate situation.

King and Queen visit agricultural fair, transitioning from extravagant celebrations to rural life.

Brussels firefighters continue indefinite strike as willingness to protest increases among staff.

U.S. nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia raises concerns about a potential arms race in the Middle East.

Trump's threats continue, but the conflict with Iran remains at a standstill.

Israel suspects Iran of hiding nuclear centrifuges as tensions escalate in the region.

Ukraine attacks Russian distribution centers, raising questions about the legality of their actions.

Ryanair cuts millions of seats despite lower flight taxes, questioning the effectiveness of corporate incentives.

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