Stories from Belgium

During a match, a player named Janse was involved in a collision after running through on the right side. The game had been underway for 7 minutes, with more visitors present in the town.

A new school calendar is being implemented. Delfide d'Hydriche, the director of Autopia Park, stated that this period is when they receive school groups with pedagogical expectations.

European governments are reportedly planning a conference in autumn to address the issue of Europe's independent access to space. The discussion will also cover potential disruptions if navigation satellites were unavailable.

The Brussels Jazz Weekend is scheduled to take place from May 22 to 24 in the capital.

Protocol 507 has been put in place today for the CGSP, a Belgian public services union.

Ursula von der Leyen stated that phasing out nuclear power was a strategic mistake. She made this comment while discussing the shift towards solar energy. Nuclear power is reportedly gaining momentum in some EU countries.

A new agreement within the European Union will ban AI applications that produce sexual, forbidden, or child exploitation material. The discussion room for this agreement reportedly only included AI companies.

Bruges' victory contributed to La Louvière's promotion back to the Pro League. Fred Taquin, reflecting on the season, expressed happiness and confidence after receiving touching messages from players. He stated that he 'completed the loop against the circle' in his role.

The band Girls in Hawaii is scheduled to perform at the Les Solidarités festival in September.

An individual, previously serving as a player and coach, has been appointed as the operational manager for Lommel.