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The EU is bolstering Ukraine's energy resilience with an additional 500 power generators drawn from its strategic rescEU reserves in a bid to counter the continued onslaught from Russia,

2023 is poised to go down in history as the wettest year on record in the Netherlands since official measurements commenced in 1901, and the rainfall shows no signs of letting up until the

Brussels Mobility has announced a strict cap on shared e-scooters, limiting their number to 8,000 within the city from February 1, 2024. Currently, there are over 20,000 e-scooters circulating in

A recent survey of 1,000 Belgian women conducted by the global initiative Stand Up Against Street Harassment reveals that at least 83% of women have encountered street harassment.

The Federal Migration Center, Myria, disclosed that a total of 48,482 individuals were granted Belgian citizenship in 2022, marking a 24% increase from the previous year. On average, 2.6 out

Belgium has greenlit its nineteenth defence aid package for Ukraine, with a focus on providing ballistic protection kits, synonymous with bulletproof vests, and a substantial number of

Various political figures, Jewish leaders, and the Israeli ambassador gathered in Poland's parliament for a Hanukkah ceremony following a recent attack by a far-right MP on the ceremonial

A brand-new night train is poised to embark on its maiden journey from Berlin, whisking travelers to both Brussels and Paris. Departing from Berlin on Monday evenings, the Nightjet will

The Adviesraad Migratie, the government's migration advisory body in the Netherlands, suggests the country needs a significant influx of foreign workers to manage the consequences of its

This Saturday marks the 150th anniversary of the renowned flea market at Jeu de Balle in Brussels, with the city celebrating this milestone through a series of events on both Friday and