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TikTok Now Banned From Work Phones in Belgium Citing Security Risk
TikTok will not be allowed on the work phones of the Belgian federal government employees, Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Croo said on Friday. The Belgian national security council had warned of the risks associated with the large amounts of data collected by TikTok, which is owned by Chinese firm ByteDance.
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Belgian Tourist Looted By Auto Driver In UP's Agra
An auto driver along with his two associates has allegedly looted a 25-year-old Belgian tourist in Agra, police said here on Wednesday.
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Coronavirus: Belgian Federation In Talks With UEFA Over Early End To Its Season
The Belgian Football Association (URBSFA) announced on Saturday that it is working with UEFA toward a "constructive" solution regarding the premature end to the Belgian championship.
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Facebook Ordered to Stop Collecting Data by Belgian Court
Belgian media say a Brussels court has ordered Facebook to stop collecting data about citizens in the country or face fines for every day it fails to comply.
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Cheers! Culture you Can Drink! Belgian Beer Gets UN Approval
UNESCO added Belgian beer to the list of the "Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity" on Wednesday.
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Belgian Police Help Break Major Drug And Money Laundering Ring
Belgian authorities say they have helped to break up a major international drug and money-laundering ring, detaining seven people and seizing millions of euros, vehicles and firearms.
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Close To 20,000 Protest Belgian Health, Welfare Cuts
Thousands of demonstrators who work in Belgium's health and welfare sector have protested government plans for austerity measures and demanded more jobs and better pay.
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Tens Of Thousands Of Belgians Protest Reforms, Labor Law
Tens of thousands of workers have rallied in the Belgian capital to protest against government reforms and labor laws, disrupting public transport and traffic.
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Kevin Magnussen Cleared to Race in Italian GP After Crash in Belgium
Renault tweeted a photo of Kevin Magnussen giving an okay signal with his thumb and forefinger and wrote "All clear to race," indicating he had passed a mandatory FIA medical exam.
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Nico Rosberg Has to Blank Out Bad Memories, Focus on Lewis Hamilton
German Formula 1 driver Nico Rosberg trails Mercedes teammate Lewis Hamilton by 19 points in the drivers' championship.
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Belgian Official Says Machete Attacker Known For Petty Crime
Belgium's top migration official says an Algerian man who attacked two policewomen with a machete over the weekend was known to authorities for petty crimes but had not been linked to any terror offenses.
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Belgians ID Machete Attacker As Algerian Criminal, 33
Belgian prosecutors today identified the machete-wielding man who attacked two policewomen as a 33-year-old Algerian known to police for criminal offenses but not for terrorist acts.
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France Charges Accomplice Of Paris Attackern Salah Abdeslam
French authorities have handed preliminary terrorism charges to a Belgian accused of helping Salah Abdeslam, the only known surviving member of the ISIS team that attacked Paris last year.
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6 Detained In Belgium In Connection With Foiled Train Attack
Six people were detained in connection with an attack last year on a Thalys express train to France that was foiled by three Americans, Belgian authorities said Monday.
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Airlines Still Offering Waivers For Travel To Brussels
Travelers who booked trips through Brussels have options while the airport in the Belgian capital remains closed after last month's bombings.
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TikTok Now Banned From Work Phones in Belgium Citing Security Risk
TikTok will not be allowed on the work phones of the Belgian federal government employees, Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Croo said on Friday. The Belgian national security council had warned of the risks associated with the large amounts of data collected by TikTok, which is owned by Chinese firm ByteDance.
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Belgian Tourist Looted By Auto Driver In UP's Agra
An auto driver along with his two associates has allegedly looted a 25-year-old Belgian tourist in Agra, police said here on Wednesday.
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Coronavirus: Belgian Federation In Talks With UEFA Over Early End To Its Season
The Belgian Football Association (URBSFA) announced on Saturday that it is working with UEFA toward a "constructive" solution regarding the premature end to the Belgian championship.
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Facebook Ordered to Stop Collecting Data by Belgian Court
Belgian media say a Brussels court has ordered Facebook to stop collecting data about citizens in the country or face fines for every day it fails to comply.
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Cheers! Culture you Can Drink! Belgian Beer Gets UN Approval
UNESCO added Belgian beer to the list of the "Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity" on Wednesday.
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Belgian Police Help Break Major Drug And Money Laundering Ring
Belgian authorities say they have helped to break up a major international drug and money-laundering ring, detaining seven people and seizing millions of euros, vehicles and firearms.
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Close To 20,000 Protest Belgian Health, Welfare Cuts
Thousands of demonstrators who work in Belgium's health and welfare sector have protested government plans for austerity measures and demanded more jobs and better pay.
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Tens Of Thousands Of Belgians Protest Reforms, Labor Law
Tens of thousands of workers have rallied in the Belgian capital to protest against government reforms and labor laws, disrupting public transport and traffic.
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Kevin Magnussen Cleared to Race in Italian GP After Crash in Belgium
Renault tweeted a photo of Kevin Magnussen giving an okay signal with his thumb and forefinger and wrote "All clear to race," indicating he had passed a mandatory FIA medical exam.
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Nico Rosberg Has to Blank Out Bad Memories, Focus on Lewis Hamilton
German Formula 1 driver Nico Rosberg trails Mercedes teammate Lewis Hamilton by 19 points in the drivers' championship.
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Belgian Official Says Machete Attacker Known For Petty Crime
Belgium's top migration official says an Algerian man who attacked two policewomen with a machete over the weekend was known to authorities for petty crimes but had not been linked to any terror offenses.
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Belgians ID Machete Attacker As Algerian Criminal, 33
Belgian prosecutors today identified the machete-wielding man who attacked two policewomen as a 33-year-old Algerian known to police for criminal offenses but not for terrorist acts.
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France Charges Accomplice Of Paris Attackern Salah Abdeslam
French authorities have handed preliminary terrorism charges to a Belgian accused of helping Salah Abdeslam, the only known surviving member of the ISIS team that attacked Paris last year.
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6 Detained In Belgium In Connection With Foiled Train Attack
Six people were detained in connection with an attack last year on a Thalys express train to France that was foiled by three Americans, Belgian authorities said Monday.
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Airlines Still Offering Waivers For Travel To Brussels
Travelers who booked trips through Brussels have options while the airport in the Belgian capital remains closed after last month's bombings.
