Stories from brussels · Belgium

A player, identified as Sissis Sand, dropped out of training, according to a statement heard from the coach.

The European Union has stated that a British destroyer and a French aircraft carrier will not be permitted to enter before certain conditions are met or information is known.

A new press chief has been appointed for the Belgian national football team, known as the Red Devils.

The European Union is working on a long-term strategy to mobilize private capital to boost innovation, investment, ecological transition, and AI training. This approach addresses the limitations of public funds, which are evident in some member states, including France.

People gathered outside the parliament in Brussels under the shining sun. Moments were observed after festive ceremonies and a gathering in front of the parliament.

A statement said the importance of being close to Brussels and Paris, rather than Moscow or Beijing.

The European Commission offers a starting salary of approximately 6,000 Euros for EU officials who hold a university degree. This income is described as being barely taxed, according to the source.

An internet service has been rated as the most stable when compared to Proximus fiber.

The European Commission has withdrawn 2 million euros in funding for a Biennale. This decision was made due to Russia's potential participation and is considered a 'political statement' by the source.

The EU AI Act is set to be enforced from December 2, 2026, with the EU AI Office taking the lead. The agreement still requires confirmation from the Plenum and the Council of Ministers, which is considered a formality.