News of Belgium: politics, sports, tourism, entertainment.
Undocumented workers play a key role in Belgium’s care system, providing assistance to the elderly and other vulnerable groups. Despite their important contribution, their lack of formal status limits their rights and access to social benefits. Activists and human rights organisations are calling for regularisation to improve working conditions and recognise their importance to society. […]
The Brussels Christmas tram has become a real highlight of the city this festive season. With its bright decorations and atmospheric lighting, it creates a magical mood for passengers, giving them a special Christmas feeling. The tram will run on six routes and will be a pleasant surprise for city residents until January 10. Christmas
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European countries continue to seek solutions to combat illegal migration, and Belgium is actively involved in international efforts to eliminate migrant smuggling. At a meeting of countries in the so-called Calais Group, new strategies and measures are being discussed to curb the flow of illegal migrants and combat organised crime groups. The focus is on
Belgium’s Minister for Asylum and Migration Nicole de Moor has announced plans to ban repeat applications for international protection for people who have already been granted refugee status in other EU countries. The move is intended to ease the burden on the country’s migration system and prevent abuses. The planned measures have sparked heated debate
The European Migration Network (EMN) has announced its key research and information themes for 2025, reflecting current migration challenges. These include migrant integration, border management and adapting policies to changing realities. EMN research continues to play an important role in supporting EU countries in developing effective migration strategies. The themes and their relevance for European
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