Belgium News in English

Good morning! It’s 27th July, and here’s your Belgium daily news capsule.

Wildfires rage in France, threatening the history of entire communities.

Belgium experiences the highest excess mortality in Europe during the late June heatwave.

Antwerp police monitor the situation closely following a Berlin attack ahead of Pride.

Heat warning issued as a yellow alert kicks off a very warm week in Flanders.

Companies to pay up to 500 euros for dissatisfied customers approaching the ombudsman.

Remco Evenepoel seeks a friendly gesture from Paris for a Tour victory.

A man dies after a camper explosion in Leefdaal, witnessed by his wife.

Shooting in Molenbeek leaves one man injured, marking the fourth incident this week.

Brussels firefighters suspend strike after reaching an agreement with the government.

Thousands flock to Moorsel for the annual 'Pikkeling' festival, celebrating traditions.

Two dead and multiple injured in a shooting at a culinary festival in Seattle.

UNESCO adds Normandy’s iconic D-Day beaches to its World Heritage list.

The Red Cross calls for blood donations as supplies of O negative and B negative run low.

Tomorrowland reports a positive edition, addressing neighborhood concerns over fireworks.

Ingeborg celebrates her birthday while raising awareness for Warm Nest in Knokke-Heist.

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