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Flemish Minister for Home Affairs, Bart Somers, has found twelve mosques in Flanders to be under excessive foreign influence, with three of them in danger of losing their recognition.

On Labour Day, Flemish minister-president Jan Jambon emphasized the positive economic indicators in Flanders, including the region's high employment rate. Despite

According to a study by the University of Liège, employment at Liège airport has increased by 26% in three years, with almost 11,000 jobs identified in 2021. Of these

The Paris prosecutor's office has initiated an inquiry to identify the individuals responsible for an armed heist at a prominent Bulgari boutique in the heart of Paris on

A new Eurobarometer survey released today shows that traineeships are an important stepping stone for young people into the labour market. Four in five young people (78%) surveyed did at

Earlier this month, the Erasmus Generation Meeting took place in Romania, an international conference on the popular European exchange program in higher

Aalst is selling a large part of the historic site around the town hall located in the heart of the city. The site is 1.6 hectares and is located next to the Grand Market.

Supported by Eurojust and Europol, judicial and law enforcement authorities in the Czech Republic and Finland have dismantled a criminal network involved in

In a significant move, Pope Francis has allowed women to vote for the first time at a major global meeting of bishops in October. The new rule will grant voting rights

The Council of State has ruled that the Netherlands cannot send asylum seekers back to Italy due to concerns over human rights violations. The court stated that there