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Olivier Martinez Doubles Down on Allegations Against Halle Berry in Court Showdown Halle (The Brussels Morning Newspaper) October 23, 2026 – French actor Olivier Martinez has reiterated allegations of child abuse against his former wife, Oscar-winning actress Halle Berry, during ongoing custody and restraining order proceedings in Los Angeles Superior … Read more
Genk Director of Football Opens Up on Lucca Brughmans Liverpool Transfer Genk (The Brussels Morning Newspaper) October 23 – KRC Genk Director of Football Dimitri de Conde has revealed the details behind the unexpected transfer of 18-year-old goalkeeper Lucca Brughmans to Liverpool for a fee that could reach £30 … Read more
Joost van Geel Discusses Elite Leadership and Talent Development on EuroHockey Podcast Geel (The Brussels Morning Newspaper) october 23, 2026 – Sports management specialist Joost van Geel feature on the November edition of the EuroHockey Institute Podcast to examine high-performance sport, athlete development, and leadership methodology. Interviewed by podcast host … Read more
Antwerp-Bruges Bunker Sales Rise 5.5% as Very Low Sulphur Fuel Oil Jumps Antwerp (The Brussels Morning Newspaper) July 23, 2026 – Bunkering sales at the Port of Antwerp-Bruges recorded a 5.5 per cent year-on-year increase in total sales volume during the second quarter of 2026, driven by a strong rebound … Read more
Indonesian Wildfires Threaten World's Oldest Prehistoric Cave Paintings in Sulawesi Jakarta (Brussels Morning Newspaper) October 23, 2026 – The world's oldest known cave paintings in Indonesia are facing severe threats as intense wildfires sweep across the region. Researchers have warned that extreme heat and smoke from the country's … Read more
European Union Member States Disagree Over Long Term Financial Budget Framework Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) October 23, 2026 – A marathon European Union summit held on October 15 and 16 has concluded without a breakthrough regarding the bloc's upcoming long-term budget. While European leaders asserted that the path forward … Read more
Christmas and chocolates… a cracking combo for Centho One of Belgium's top chocolatiers is celebrating a "triple whammy." Centho, a family business based in Flanders, has taken the wraps off three brand new additions to its renowned range of homemade praline chocolates. One aim is to target the … Read more
New research reveals "striking challenges" facing "Brexit couples" Post-Brexit changes to EU citizens' rights have had a detrimental impact on the mental health of those involved and their families, according to a new report. It says those affected have had their lives "turned upside down" by the demands … Read more
New research details "striking challenges" facing "Brexit couples" Post-Brexit changes to EU citizens' rights have had a detrimental impact on the mental health of those involved and their families, according to a new report. It says those affected have had their lives "turned upside down" by the demands … Read more
Remembrance Day services in Heverlee and Namur Two special services take place in Belgium next month in honour of those who gave their lives in two world wars and other conflicts. The main ceremony takes place on 8 November at the Commonwealth War Graves Commission Cemetery at … Read more
EU Prosecutors Search Parliament Offices in Funds Probe Brussels, Belgium, 23 October, (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – European Parliament searches conducted by European Union prosecutors in Brussels and Strasbourg on 21 October have brought renewed attention to allegations of financial irregularities involving the former Identity and Democracy … Read more
Brussels Names First Drugs Commissioner to Tackle Violence Brussels, 23 October, (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – The Brussels drugs commissioner role has been filled for the first time, with the Brussels-Capital Region appointing criminologist Miran Scheers to coordinate its response to drug trafficking, organised crime and violence … Read more
Students Block ULB Campus Over Tuition Rise in Brussels Brussels, Belgium, 23 October, (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – A Brussels student blockade disrupted access to the Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB) Solbosch campus in Ixelles on Thursday, 22 October, as demonstrators protested rising university tuition fees and proposed … Read more
Storm Austen Forces Park Closures Across Brussels Brussels, 23 October, (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Brussels park closures are taking effect on Friday afternoon as Storm Austen approaches Belgium, bringing potentially dangerous winds, heavy rainfall and disruption across the country. Authorities have ordered public parks, cemeteries … Read more
Heritage Groups Protest €47m Culture Cuts in Brussels Brussels, 23 October, (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Heritage organisations across Brussels and Flanders have launched a symbolic protest against €47 million in announced cultural and heritage savings, decorating public monuments with black balloons, mourning bands and protest signs. … Read more
Police Watchdog Receives 26 Protest Complaints in Brussels Brussels, Belgium, 23 October, (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Belgium's independent police oversight body has received 26 Brussels police complaints following violent youth demonstrations on 9 and 17 October, raising concerns about the use of force against protesters, including … Read more
Record Campaign Spending and Economic Concerns Shape 2026 US Midterms Washington (Brussels Morning Newspaper) October 22, 2026 – As early voting expands across the United States ahead of the November 3, 2026, midterm elections, campaigns have broken previous financial records, with billions of dollars injected into high-stakes congressional … Read more
EU Parliament Cures Bulgarian Government Over Black Sea Policy Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) October 22, 2026 – A newly adopted European Parliament resolution criticising the Bulgarian government's handling of regional security and its response to Russian threats in the Black Sea has drawn sharp dissatisfaction from President … Read more
EU Parliament Backs 3-Year Methane Regulation Delay, Brussels Brussels, Belgium, 22 October, (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – The European Parliament has backed a three-year postponement of key methane emissions requirements affecting fossil fuel imports, marking a significant development in the European Union's energy and climate policy. The … Read more
MEPs says Houthi attacks are "flagrant violations of international law" MEPs have "strongly condemned" the "unprecedented" missile and drone attacks by the Houthis against Saudi Arabia, and their military offensive in Yemen. In a resolution adopted in Strasbourg on Thursday, MEPs describe these attacks as "flagrant violations of international law … Read more
Senzanome to Close After 35 Years as Chef Opens GIO in Brussels Brussels, 22 October, (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – The Senzanome closure will bring an end to one of Brussels' best-known Italian fine-dining establishments, with chef Giovanni Bruno preparing to close the restaurant on 31 October and launch a … Read more
De Wever Faces Critical €10bn Budget Deadlock in Belgium Brussels, 22 October, (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Belgium budget talks have entered a critical phase as Prime Minister Bart De Wever struggles to secure agreement among his coalition partners on a multibillion-euro fiscal package. The continuing deadlock has … Read more
Belgium Storm Alert: 100 km/h Winds Spark Emergency Response, Brussels BRUSSELS, 22 October, (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Belgium is preparing for potentially damaging winds reaching 100 km/h on Friday, 23 October, as the Royal Meteorological Institute (RMI) forecasts heavy rainfall and stormy conditions. The Belgium storm warning has … Read more
EU Funds Probe Sparks Major Parliament Raids in Brussels Brussels, 22 October, (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – European prosecutors have searched offices inside the European Parliament in Brussels and Strasbourg as part of an ongoing EU funds investigation involving the former far-right Identity and Democracy (ID) political group. … Read more
Olivier Martinez Clarifies Courtroom Exit During Halle Berry Child Custody Proceedings Halle (The Brussels Morning Newspaper) October 22, 2026 – French actor Olivier Martinez and his legal team have publicly clarified that a brief departure from a Los Angeles courtroom was merely a short, judge-approved bathroom break. The clarification … Read more
Football connects: Courtois bought his childhood jersey, then gave seller day to remember Genk (The Brussels Morning Newspaper) October 21, 2026 – Real Madrid and Belgium goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois has reacquired an authentic match jersey from his early professional career with Belgian club KRC Genk after discovering it listed on a … Read more
Geel Relocates Youth Movement Day Breakfast Indoors Amid Storm Warnings Across Region Geel (The Brussels Morning Newspaper) October 22, 2026 – Municipal authorities in Geel, alongside neighboring councils, have officially moved the annual Youth Movement Day (Dag van de Jeugdbeweging) breakfast celebration indoors to the Sint-Amands parish centre. The … Read more
How Edan Diop Used His Cercle Bruges Loan to Earn a Place at Monaco Bruges (The Brussels Morning Newspaper) October 22, 2026 – Midfielder Edan Diop has secured his position in the AS Monaco first-team squad for the 2026–27 season after a loan spell at sister club Cercle Bruges during the 2025–26 … Read more
Objects With Narratives Begins a New Chapter in Antwerp With Major Gallery Expansion Antwerp (The Brussels Morning Newspaper) – October 22, 2026 – Collectible design platform Objects With Narratives has announced the official expansion of its gallery operations into Antwerp, marking a significant strategic addition to its established exhibition presence in … Read more
Belgium Weighs Major €5.4bn BNP Paribas Stake Sale, Brussels Brussels, Belgium, 22 October, (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – The Belgian federal government is considering the future of its Belgium BNP Paribas stake, valued at approximately €5.4 billion, amid discussions about reducing state ownership of financial institutions. The … Read more