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Crime in Belgium is falling

Crime in Belgium is declining — but in one sector the situation is alarmingly worsening

The number of crimes in Belgium has noticeably decreased across most categories, but one of them is showing steady growth and causing increasing concern among authorities. A detailed overview of statistics, trends, and causes — in our material. Crime in Belgium: overall decline with caveats Official statistics from the Belgian Federal Police for 2024 showed: […]

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Corruption in Charleroi Police: Embezzlement and Tragedy

Three Charleroi Police Officers Charged with Embezzlement: Full Details

Belgium has grappled with a series of corruption scandals within its law enforcement in recent years. A significant case involves officers from Charleroi, where three members of the anti-drug unit were charged with embezzlement, document falsification, and abuse of trust. This incident not only undermined public confidence in the police but also revealed systemic issues

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How the EU Entry/Exit System Will Change in 2026

Everything You Need to Know About the EU’s Entry/Exit Changes in 2025–2026

The European Union is set to implement significant changes to border control in 2025–2026, aimed at enhancing security, automating processes, and combating illegal migration. Two key systems—Entry/Exit System (EES) and European Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS)—will impact millions of travelers from third countries, including citizens of the UK, USA, Canada, and other visa-exempt nations.

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The Issue of Homicide Rates in Belgium

Critical Issue of Homicide Rates in Belgium and the EU in 2025–2026

Brussels, the capital of Belgium and the de facto capital of the European Union, is widely known for its political vibrancy, chocolate, and architecture. However, data for 2023–2024 and projections for 2025 reveal a concerning trend: the region remains second in the EU for homicides per capita, surpassed only by Riga, Latvia. The rate of

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