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Revolutionizing social protection: Belgium's art sector overhauls work certification for artists
Starting January 1, 2024, the Belgian arts sector will see significant improvements in social protection for its workforce, aiming to streamline processes and reduce administrative burdens.05 December 2023Read More... -
Retired Polish submarine ORP Sokół makes final voyage to Navy Museum
Poland's decommissioned submarine, ORP Sokół, has embarked on its last journey, finding a new home at the Museum of the Polish Navy in Gdynia, on the Baltic coast. Expected to be open24 November 2023Read More... -
Emmanuel Macron supports French Youtuber's video game museum project
French President Emmanuel Macron expressed his support for the "Odyssée" video game museum project, led by Benoît Theveny (known as Tev), on the Twitch channel IciJaponCorp.07 November 2023Read More... -
Tomorrowland secures venue in Boom for another 66 years
In a momentous development, the Flemish province of Antwerp, in conjunction with Provinciaal Recreatiedomein De Schorre in Boom, has inked a new agreement with WEAREONE.world BV,27 October 2023Read More... -
Lisbon crowned as the ultimate party capital of Europe
No one can argue that Europeans truly know how to throw a memorable party. But when it comes to finding the finest party destinations, where should enthusiasts turn their attention?21 October 2023Read More... -
Rome's Colosseum implements named tickets to counter ticket reselling
Italy's most prominent tourist destination is introducing a new measure to prevent online ticket scalping, the culture ministry announced.17 October 2023Read More... -
Pablo Picasso exhibition unveiled at Warsaw’s National Museum
The Warsaw National Museum is preparing to host a significant exhibition featuring the works of the renowned artist Pablo Picasso. The grand opening of this exhibition is scheduled for11 October 2023Read More...
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West Flanders auction house to offer early Picasso oil painting
New-Art auction house in Hooglede, West Flanders, has announced the forthcoming auction of a Picasso masterpiece. The piece in question is an oil painting believed to date back to aroundRead More... -
Denmark enacts legislation prohibiting Koran burnings
The Danish parliament recently approved legislation outlawing the burning of the Koran, marking it as "inappropriate treatment" punishable by up to two years in prison.Read More... -
Belgium set to trial a four-day work week
The Belgian Federal Planning Bureau is gearing up for a groundbreaking study slated for 2024—testing the impacts of condensing the workweek to 32 hours without compromising pay.Read More... -
Big Goldsilver.be company scam before Christmas
A resident of the village of Denderleeuw in Flanders has contacted the police in the city of Wavre regarding fraud committed by the owners of the Goldsilver.be website. This website has longRead More... -
Over 6,000 migrant workers face homelessness in the Netherlands
As per RTL Nieuws' investigation with key organizations tracking such data—De Regenboog in Amsterdam and Barka in 14 other cities—over 6,000 migrant workers are currently homeless inRead More... -
Financial strain peaks: nearly 40% of Dutch residents face December budget woes
In December, holiday-related expenses are causing financial strain for nearly 40 percent of Netherlands residents, according to a survey conducted by Hart van Nederland. ABN Amro's studyRead More... -
20,000 gather for Brussels climate march urging incremental action
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20,000 people reportedly joined the Climate March in Brussels on Sunday, as confirmed by Belgian police. The central message emphasized the significance of even the smallest rise in -
Poland extends border controls with Slovakia amid migration concerns
Poland has prolonged its temporary border controls with Slovakia until January 2 as part of its ongoing measures to curb illegal migration, as announced by the government on Friday.Read More... -
Belgian soldiers investigated for alleged denialism and hate speech
Five Belgian soldiers are currently under scrutiny by the federal prosecutor's office for allegations related to denialism, incitement to hatred, and expressing xenophobic, Islamophobic, andRead More...
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