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Stolen Picasso, Chagall Paintings Worth $ 900.000 Found In Belgium
Belgian police have found stolen Picasso and Chagall paintings in a basement in the city of Antwerp, local authorities said on Tuesday, adding that the artworks are still in good condition.
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Brussels Attacker Was Rejected For Asylum By 4 European Countries
The Islamist gunman who shot dead two Swedish football fans in Brussels this week had tried and failed to get asylum in four European countries, Belgian authorities said Thursday.
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Suspected Gunman Involved In Killing Of 2 Swedes In Brussels Arrested: Cops
Belgian police on Tuesday arrested a suspected gunman who shot dead two Swedish football fans in what authorities said was a "terrorist attack".
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Belgium Battles Drug Gangs, Seizes Record 109.9 Tonnes Of Cocaine In 2022
Cocaine seizures at the port of Antwerp, the main gateway for illegal drugs into Europe, hit a new record last year, as Belgian and Dutch authorities face mounting concern over the power of violent international gangs.
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Iran Sentences Belgian Aid Worker To 28 Years In Jail: Report
Iranian authorities have imposed a 28-year sentence on jailed Belgian aid worker Olivier Vandecasteele, a spokesman for his family said Wednesday.
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Belgian Police Officer Killed, 1 Injured In Brussels Knife Attack
A Belgian police officer was killed Thursday in a knife attack in Brussels, authorities said, with officials probing the motive of the assailant.
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Belgium Shuts Kinder Chocolate Factory Over Salmonella Infection
Belgian authorities on Friday ordered the closure of a Kinder chocolate factory suspected to be behind a wave of salmonella cases in several European countries and the United States.
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Indian COVID-19 Variant Found In Belgium: Health Official
The Covid-19 variant contributing to a surge in coronavirus cases in India has been detected in Belgium in a group of Indian students who arrived from Paris, Belgian authorities said Thursday.
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Google Hit With Belgian Privacy Fine for Not Complying With 'Right to Be Forgotten'
Google has received a record fine from Belgium's data protection authority (APD) of EUR 600,000 for not complying with European rules on a person's "right to be forgotten" online.
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Online Child Sex Abuse Rises With COVID-19 Lockdowns: Europol
De Bolle, a former head of the Belgian police, said the rise in paedophile activities was reported by national law enforcement authorities from the 27 EU states who saw higher access to illegal websites and shut more online platforms for the exchange of child sex material.
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Cat Found Infected With Coronavirus By Owner In Belgium
A pet cat has been infected with the novel coronavirus in Belgium after being contaminated by its owner, Belgian health authorities said Friday.
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From Gin To Disinfectants, Distillery Changes Business To Fight Virus
A Belgian distillery has switched from producing gin to disinfectants after medical authorities sought additional supplies to cope with coronavirus spreading in the country.
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Belgium Opens Probe Into F2 Race Death
It is standard practice in Belgium to launch a probe into "accidental homicide by person unknown" after any fatal road accident, and does not in itself imply criminal charges are likely.
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Man Arrested After Belgian Mayor's Throat Slashed
Belgian police arrested a suspect after a local mayor had his throat slashed in a graveyard, authorities said Tuesday as they probed a murder that shocked the country.
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Year On From Bombings, Brussels Remains On Alert
A year after ISIS suicide bombers killed 32 people in Brussels, Belgian authorities say much remains unclear about who ordered the attacks, even if those who staged them are either dead or in jail.
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Stolen Picasso, Chagall Paintings Worth $ 900.000 Found In Belgium
Belgian police have found stolen Picasso and Chagall paintings in a basement in the city of Antwerp, local authorities said on Tuesday, adding that the artworks are still in good condition.
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Brussels Attacker Was Rejected For Asylum By 4 European Countries
The Islamist gunman who shot dead two Swedish football fans in Brussels this week had tried and failed to get asylum in four European countries, Belgian authorities said Thursday.
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Suspected Gunman Involved In Killing Of 2 Swedes In Brussels Arrested: Cops
Belgian police on Tuesday arrested a suspected gunman who shot dead two Swedish football fans in what authorities said was a "terrorist attack".
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Belgium Battles Drug Gangs, Seizes Record 109.9 Tonnes Of Cocaine In 2022
Cocaine seizures at the port of Antwerp, the main gateway for illegal drugs into Europe, hit a new record last year, as Belgian and Dutch authorities face mounting concern over the power of violent international gangs.
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Iran Sentences Belgian Aid Worker To 28 Years In Jail: Report
Iranian authorities have imposed a 28-year sentence on jailed Belgian aid worker Olivier Vandecasteele, a spokesman for his family said Wednesday.
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Belgian Police Officer Killed, 1 Injured In Brussels Knife Attack
A Belgian police officer was killed Thursday in a knife attack in Brussels, authorities said, with officials probing the motive of the assailant.
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Belgium Shuts Kinder Chocolate Factory Over Salmonella Infection
Belgian authorities on Friday ordered the closure of a Kinder chocolate factory suspected to be behind a wave of salmonella cases in several European countries and the United States.
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Indian COVID-19 Variant Found In Belgium: Health Official
The Covid-19 variant contributing to a surge in coronavirus cases in India has been detected in Belgium in a group of Indian students who arrived from Paris, Belgian authorities said Thursday.
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Google Hit With Belgian Privacy Fine for Not Complying With 'Right to Be Forgotten'
Google has received a record fine from Belgium's data protection authority (APD) of EUR 600,000 for not complying with European rules on a person's "right to be forgotten" online.
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Online Child Sex Abuse Rises With COVID-19 Lockdowns: Europol
De Bolle, a former head of the Belgian police, said the rise in paedophile activities was reported by national law enforcement authorities from the 27 EU states who saw higher access to illegal websites and shut more online platforms for the exchange of child sex material.
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Cat Found Infected With Coronavirus By Owner In Belgium
A pet cat has been infected with the novel coronavirus in Belgium after being contaminated by its owner, Belgian health authorities said Friday.
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From Gin To Disinfectants, Distillery Changes Business To Fight Virus
A Belgian distillery has switched from producing gin to disinfectants after medical authorities sought additional supplies to cope with coronavirus spreading in the country.
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Belgium Opens Probe Into F2 Race Death
It is standard practice in Belgium to launch a probe into "accidental homicide by person unknown" after any fatal road accident, and does not in itself imply criminal charges are likely.
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Man Arrested After Belgian Mayor's Throat Slashed
Belgian police arrested a suspect after a local mayor had his throat slashed in a graveyard, authorities said Tuesday as they probed a murder that shocked the country.
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Year On From Bombings, Brussels Remains On Alert
A year after ISIS suicide bombers killed 32 people in Brussels, Belgian authorities say much remains unclear about who ordered the attacks, even if those who staged them are either dead or in jail.
