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In the wake of the heightened Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Belgium's inter-federal Equal Opportunities Centre, Unia, has documented a concerning surge in reported antisemitic incidents.

Eurostar, the international rail operator, has confirmed that it will continue its direct service between Amsterdam and London, alleviating concerns about disruptions during extensive renovations

Walloon farmers are gearing up for a week of protests starting on Monday, January 29, as reported by L'Echo and Le Soir on Wednesday. The Fédération Wallonne de l'Agriculture (FWA),

Belgium's Defence Minister, Ludivine Dedonder, has announced that Belgian Defence will provide Ukraine with €611 million in military aid this year. The announcement came after a conversation

The Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (EPFL) in Lausanne is considering implementing a cap of 3,000 places for first-year bachelor's degrees starting in 2025. The proposed limit, intended

Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway, now serving as Recruit Alexandra, has commenced her year-long military training with the Engineer Battalion in Brigade Nord.

A bewildered woman was discovered inside the Royal Palace in Brussels on the evening of Tuesday, as reported by Het Nieuwsblad. The Brussels public prosecutor's office has confirmed the

Belgian police have found two stolen artworks, one by Pablo Picasso and the other by Marc Chagall, in the basement of a residence in Antwerp, ending a 14-year mystery. The paintings,

The International Organization for Migration Vilnius Office (IOM Lithuania) has announced its initiative to provide financial assistance to Ukrainian war refugees residing in Lithuania by covering

Poland is gearing up to establish its first national park in more than 20 years, according to Deputy Minister of Climate and Environment, Mikołaj Dorożała. In an interview with gazeta.pl,