The case of the judge Llarena pushed back to the 25th September
Llarena’s lawyer has asked to push back the debates on the case to the 25th September, instead of the 4th September. […]
Llarena’s lawyer has asked to push back the debates on the case to the 25th September, instead of the 4th September. […]
Ryanair employees are expected to go on strike by the end of this month, affecting thousands of passengers. […]
Emir Kir, member of the Parti Socialiste (PS) [Socialist Party] and bourgmestre [mayor] of Saint-Josse, may have threatened other candidates to get them to withdraw from electoral lists. […]
The Spanish State hired a Belgian law firm to defend the Spanish judge. […]
During this month of September, Huawei Belgium has various promotions, covering some of their products. […]
As the heatwave some European countries suffered recently is going away, another one comes to Spain. […]
The Government of Sánchez (PSOE) has chosen Josep Borrell as minister of Exterior. […]
Thursday 19th of July, the Belgian airspace was closed for around two hours due to a technical issue at Belgocontrol. […]
After months of waiting, the court of Schleswig-Holstein only accepted extraditing the Catalonian ex-president Puigdemont for misappropriation of public funds. The judge Llarena has rejected said extradition, as he wouldn’t be able to judge the criminal for the main charge. […]
There have been rumours going around for a while now, concerning the possible arrival of French operator Free Mobile to Belgium. […]
The Catalonian independentist party has nominated a Spanish criminal to the position of representant of Catalonia in front of the EU in Brussels. […]
As time passes, we hear more and more often about laws banning specific types of cars, as well as an increased push for so called “green cars”. This article is a closer look to what oil companies and car manufacturers are doing to prepare for the future. […]
This week in Brussels will be hard for the locals as well as the thousands of people who come to work daily in the capital. […]
With the recent closing of the tunnel Léopold II, the many drivers who take that route daily will have to find alternatives. […]
The Netherlands is the latest country to join the trend in banning face veils in some cases. […]
The Belgian train operator SNCB is on strike from Thursday to Saturday, with minimum service expected. Big disruptions are expected on the entire network until the end of the strike. […]
Last week, the European Commission issued a statement, concerning the illegal tax benefits Engie received in Luxembourg. […]
A bit over a week ago, we were told that Puigdemont and the ex-advisers on the run had denounced the judge Llarena in Belgium. […]
Yes, the title is real. With the government of the PP now replaced, the poor man can’t use anymore the excuses of Franco government and oppression to defend his position. […]
It’s been months since some areas of Brussels are being remodelled or under construction. Here’s a look at some of these sites. […]
The Danish Parliament has banned the wearing of face veils in public. The reaction from the media and some organizations has been quite impressive, over a measure that only concerns Denmark. […]
After various weeks of waiting, the German prosecutor has asked the extradition of Puigdemont to Spain. Only the decision from the court of Schleswig-Holstein is missing, but this one doesn’t seem very convinced with the Spanish arguments. […]
The payment processing system from Visa, also supplier of cards, faced issues Friday in Europe, where its system temporarily failed. […]
The STIB has announced that there will be no metros on Line 1 between Stockel and Montgomery the weekend of the 9 and 10 June 2018, due to maintenance work. […]
The new bus line, 33, will connect the neighbourhoods of Louise and Dansaert. […]
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