Stories from Brussels · Belgium

Belgium's public service broadcaster, RTBF, is sometimes accused by print media actors of unfair competition due to its free website.

The takeover of EN24 is in progress, and its future remains uncertain.

A situation in Brussels, initially believed to be a hostage-taking, has been clarified as a robbery.

Gaal is scheduled to perform a showcase at the AB venue in Brussels.

Russian opposition figures, including Khodorkovsky, believe Russia will face economic difficulties. They speculate that a hypothetical Russian Prime Minister Mishustin might call Brussels to negotiate compromises and solve problems together.

The broadcast highlights the "European Week of Gender Equality," stating that Europe can and must guarantee equal opportunities.

The EU Commission has assessed that there are currently no bottlenecks for flights to Europe. The European Commission has clarified air passenger rights regulations in response to potential fuel shortages and travel disruptions. The clarification addresses issues arising from the current travel climate. The clarification addresses compensation entitlements for passengers affected by flight issues. This clarification aims to address passenger concerns during uncertain travel periods.

A proposal for a referendum on the European Union's climate policy, put forth by President Nawrocki, has been adopted.

Vedergoom, the federation of temporary and selection agencies, suggests 'back to work vouchers' could assist many long-term sick individuals. This proposal comes in response to news that nearly 580,000 people are currently long-term sick.

Some individuals are protesting against the opening of certain schools.