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Starting in 2024, large supermarkets in Brussels will be required to donate unsold food that is still suitable for consumption to organizations that provide food aid to those in need. The new

Europe experienced scorching temperatures on Monday, with some areas reaching nearly 45 degrees Celsius. The highest temperature recorded was in Andujar, southern Spain, where the

The Federal Minister for Mobility, Georges Gilkinet (Ecolo), has put forth a draft ministerial decree aimed at curbing noise pollution near Brussels Airport. One of the key measures in the

According to Dutch police, there have been nearly 250 incidents of explosive attacks on private homes and businesses so far this year, surpassing the total number of attacks in all of 2022, as

Over 100 Ryanair flights are set to be cancelled at Charleroi Airport next weekend as a result of a strike called by the pilots' union in Belgium. The airport's website has confirmed that 54 flights

On July 14, 2023, it was reported that officials from the Amsterdam council are showing interest in the possibility of implementing higher parking fees for large cars, similar to what is

Despite recent declines in house prices, the official value of Dutch private property has surged by 16.4% this year due to calculations based on last year's figures, according to the national

An international operation targeting maritime drug smuggling along the west coast of Europe has resulted in the arrest of twelve individuals and the seizure of over 1,500 kilograms of cocaine.

The North Sea ecosystem has long been influenced by human activities, and the impacts of climate change are now adding further complexity to this already studied marine environment and

The Port of Antwerp remains inundated with drugs, particularly cocaine from South America, according to the latest semi-annual figures released by Belgian Customs. In the first half of the