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One of the most significant court cases in recent years in Belgium has resumed — a major trial involving a large drug trafficking network in the province of Limburg. The proceedings had been repeatedly interrupted and postponed, drawing criticism from both legal professionals and the public. The trial involves dozens of defendants suspected of participating […]
On Monday in the Belgian district of Deurne (Antwerp province), a truly absurd incident occurred, which locals dubbed a “burglary with a sleepy ending“. Police detained a man who, after breaking into a building, got so drunk that… he fell asleep right inside the premises on a billiard table. The story of the crime According
In Brussels, the share of residents who own their own housing remains steadily around 20%. This is one of the lowest rates in Europe among capital regions. Purchasing real estate is becoming increasingly unaffordable due to high prices and limited supply. The market continues to shift towards renting, and many residents see it as the
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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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On September 22, 2025, a tragedy occurred in Brussels during the annual “Car-Free Sunday” event. A child died in a bicycle accident in Bois de la Cambre, a popular family park. This was the first fatal incident in the history of the event, held every third Sunday of September. “Car-Free Sunday” closes central Brussels to
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