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UHasselt Scientist Wins €1.7 Million ERC Grant for Rotating Light Research Hasselt (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – A researcher at Universiteit Hasselt (UHasselt) has secured one of Europes most competitive science awards to develop materials that can directly sense the handedness of light. Dr. Prof. Wouter Van Gompel has received … Read more
Kennedy Tunnel Lane Blockage Triggers Major Traffic Jam on Antwerp Ring Antwerp (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Commuters faced significant delays on Saturday evening as a lane blockage near the Kennedy Tunnel on the Antwerp Ring triggered a traffic jam lasting over half an hour in the direction of Ghent … Read more
Paul and Angela, 67, Marry in Berings Care Centre Beringen (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Paul Vandevenne, 67, and Angeline Angela Rietjes, 67, celebrated their union with a ceremony at the Berings woonzorgcentrum, a story captured under the headline Never too old to get married. How did Paul … Read more
Dendermonde Atheneum Opens Greener School Playground After Renovation Dendermonde (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – The Atheneum of Dendermonde has officially put a renovated, much greener playground into use, marking a significant upgrade to the schools outdoor environment at the start of the 2026–27 academic year. In cooperation … Read more
UHasselt Scientist Wins €1.7 Million ERC Grant for Rotating Light Research Hasselt (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – A researcher at Universiteit Hasselt (UHasselt) has secured one of Europes most competitive science awards to develop materials that can directly sense the handedness of light. Dr. Prof. Wouter Van Gompel has received … Read more
Strong Winds Ground Saturday Morning Balloons at Sint‑Niklaas Peace Festival Sint‑Niklaas (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – No hot‑air balloons rose above the Grote Markt in Sint‑Niklaas on Saturday morning as excessive wind forced organisers to cancel the traditional launch window of the citys Vredefeesten (Peace Festival), one of Europes … Read more
Kennedy Tunnel Lane Blockage Triggers Major Traffic Jam on Antwerp Ring Antwerp (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Commuters faced significant delays on Saturday evening as a lane blockage near the Kennedy Tunnel on the Antwerp Ring triggered a traffic jam lasting over half an hour in the direction of Ghent … Read more
Paul and Angela, 67, Marry in Berings Care Centre Beringen (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Paul Vandevenne, 67, and Angeline Angela Rietjes, 67, celebrated their union with a ceremony at the Berings woonzorgcentrum, a story captured under the headline Never too old to get married. How did Paul … Read more
Dendermonde Atheneum Opens Greener School Playground After Renovation Dendermonde (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – The Atheneum of Dendermonde has officially put a renovated, much greener playground into use, marking a significant upgrade to the schools outdoor environment at the start of the 2026–27 academic year. In cooperation … Read more
UHasselt Scientist Wins €1.7 Million ERC Grant for Rotating Light Research Hasselt (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – A researcher at Universiteit Hasselt (UHasselt) has secured one of Europes most competitive science awards to develop materials that can directly sense the handedness of light. Dr. Prof. Wouter Van Gompel has received … Read more
Strong Winds Ground Saturday Morning Balloons at Sint‑Niklaas Peace Festival Sint‑Niklaas (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – No hot‑air balloons rose above the Grote Markt in Sint‑Niklaas on Saturday morning as excessive wind forced organisers to cancel the traditional launch window of the citys Vredefeesten (Peace Festival), one of Europes … Read more
Kennedy Tunnel Lane Blockage Triggers Major Traffic Jam on Antwerp Ring Antwerp (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Commuters faced significant delays on Saturday evening as a lane blockage near the Kennedy Tunnel on the Antwerp Ring triggered a traffic jam lasting over half an hour in the direction of Ghent … Read more
Paul and Angela, 67, Marry in Berings Care Centre Beringen (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Paul Vandevenne, 67, and Angeline Angela Rietjes, 67, celebrated their union with a ceremony at the Berings woonzorgcentrum, a story captured under the headline Never too old to get married. How did Paul … Read more
Dendermonde Atheneum Opens Greener School Playground After Renovation Dendermonde (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – The Atheneum of Dendermonde has officially put a renovated, much greener playground into use, marking a significant upgrade to the schools outdoor environment at the start of the 2026–27 academic year. In cooperation … Read more
UHasselt Scientist Wins €1.7 Million ERC Grant for Rotating Light Research Hasselt (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – A researcher at Universiteit Hasselt (UHasselt) has secured one of Europes most competitive science awards to develop materials that can directly sense the handedness of light. Dr. Prof. Wouter Van Gompel has received … Read more
Strong Winds Ground Saturday Morning Balloons at Sint‑Niklaas Peace Festival Sint‑Niklaas (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – No hot‑air balloons rose above the Grote Markt in Sint‑Niklaas on Saturday morning as excessive wind forced organisers to cancel the traditional launch window of the citys Vredefeesten (Peace Festival), one of Europes … Read more
Kennedy Tunnel Lane Blockage Triggers Major Traffic Jam on Antwerp Ring Antwerp (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Commuters faced significant delays on Saturday evening as a lane blockage near the Kennedy Tunnel on the Antwerp Ring triggered a traffic jam lasting over half an hour in the direction of Ghent … Read more
Paul and Angela, 67, Marry in Berings Care Centre Beringen (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Paul Vandevenne, 67, and Angeline Angela Rietjes, 67, celebrated their union with a ceremony at the Berings woonzorgcentrum, a story captured under the headline Never too old to get married. How did Paul … Read more
Dendermonde Atheneum Opens Greener School Playground After Renovation Dendermonde (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – The Atheneum of Dendermonde has officially put a renovated, much greener playground into use, marking a significant upgrade to the schools outdoor environment at the start of the 2026–27 academic year. In cooperation … Read more
UHasselt Scientist Wins €1.7 Million ERC Grant for Rotating Light Research Hasselt (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – A researcher at Universiteit Hasselt (UHasselt) has secured one of Europes most competitive science awards to develop materials that can directly sense the handedness of light. Dr. Prof. Wouter Van Gompel has received … Read more
Strong Winds Ground Saturday Morning Balloons at Sint‑Niklaas Peace Festival Sint‑Niklaas (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – No hot‑air balloons rose above the Grote Markt in Sint‑Niklaas on Saturday morning as excessive wind forced organisers to cancel the traditional launch window of the citys Vredefeesten (Peace Festival), one of Europes … Read more
Kennedy Tunnel Lane Blockage Triggers Major Traffic Jam on Antwerp Ring Antwerp (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Commuters faced significant delays on Saturday evening as a lane blockage near the Kennedy Tunnel on the Antwerp Ring triggered a traffic jam lasting over half an hour in the direction of Ghent … Read more
Paul and Angela, 67, Marry in Berings Care Centre Beringen (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Paul Vandevenne, 67, and Angeline Angela Rietjes, 67, celebrated their union with a ceremony at the Berings woonzorgcentrum, a story captured under the headline Never too old to get married. How did Paul … Read more
Dendermonde Atheneum Opens Greener School Playground After Renovation Dendermonde (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – The Atheneum of Dendermonde has officially put a renovated, much greener playground into use, marking a significant upgrade to the schools outdoor environment at the start of the 2026–27 academic year. In cooperation … Read more
UHasselt Scientist Wins €1.7 Million ERC Grant for Rotating Light Research Hasselt (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – A researcher at Universiteit Hasselt (UHasselt) has secured one of Europes most competitive science awards to develop materials that can directly sense the handedness of light. Dr. Prof. Wouter Van Gompel has received … Read more
Strong Winds Ground Saturday Morning Balloons at Sint‑Niklaas Peace Festival Sint‑Niklaas (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – No hot‑air balloons rose above the Grote Markt in Sint‑Niklaas on Saturday morning as excessive wind forced organisers to cancel the traditional launch window of the citys Vredefeesten (Peace Festival), one of Europes … Read more
Kennedy Tunnel Lane Blockage Triggers Major Traffic Jam on Antwerp Ring Antwerp (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Commuters faced significant delays on Saturday evening as a lane blockage near the Kennedy Tunnel on the Antwerp Ring triggered a traffic jam lasting over half an hour in the direction of Ghent … Read more
Paul and Angela, 67, Marry in Berings Care Centre Beringen (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Paul Vandevenne, 67, and Angeline Angela Rietjes, 67, celebrated their union with a ceremony at the Berings woonzorgcentrum, a story captured under the headline Never too old to get married. How did Paul … Read more
Dendermonde Atheneum Opens Greener School Playground After Renovation Dendermonde (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – The Atheneum of Dendermonde has officially put a renovated, much greener playground into use, marking a significant upgrade to the schools outdoor environment at the start of the 2026–27 academic year. In cooperation … Read more
UHasselt Scientist Wins €1.7 Million ERC Grant for Rotating Light Research Hasselt (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – A researcher at Universiteit Hasselt (UHasselt) has secured one of Europes most competitive science awards to develop materials that can directly sense the handedness of light. Dr. Prof. Wouter Van Gompel has received … Read more