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Probe Into Israel's Elite "Ghost" Sniper Unit Accused Of War Crimes In Gaza
A Belgian court has opened an investigation into allegations of war crimes by an Israel Defence Forces (IDF) soldier in the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
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6 Found Guilty Of Murder At Brussels 2016 Attack Trial
A Brussels court on Tuesday convicted French citizen Salah Abdeslam and Belgian-Moroccan Mohamed Abrini for 2016 jihadist bombings in the Belgian capital that killed 32 people, after the country's largest-ever criminal trial.
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Entry Ban On Man Who Used Indian Passport After Belgian Citizenship Upheld
Bombay High Court upheld Centre's decision to ban entry to India for a man, who secured Belgian citizenship but used his Indian passport to travel to other nations, noting that the same was not arbitrary and does not violate his fundamental rights.
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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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Thomas Cook Belgian Arm Bankrupt, 500 Jobs At Risk
A Belgian commercial court in Ghent on Tuesday declared the local travel agency business of British tour operator Thomas Cook bankrupt, putting 500 jobs at risk.
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UEFA Champions League: Neymar's Ban Reduced To Two Games
The Court of Arbitration for Sport reduced Neymar's three-match Champions League ban to two games following an appeal.
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Paris Attack Suspect Salah Abdeslam Sentenced To 20 Years In Jail
A Belgian court on Monday sentenced the sole surviving suspect in the Paris attacks, Salah Abdeslam, to 20 years in prison on terror charges over a bloody gun battle with police in Brussels days before his capture in 2016.
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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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Paris Attacks Suspect Refuses To Answer Questions At Belgian Trial
The only surviving suspect in the 2015 Paris attacks, Salah Abdeslam, refused to answer questions on Monday as he went on trial in Brussels over a bloody shootout with police that led to his capture.
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Paris Attacks Suspect Arrives For Belgian Trial
The last surviving suspect in the 2015 Paris attacks, Salah Abdeslam, arrived at a court in Brussels amid tight security Monday to stand trial over a shootout that led to his capture.
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Skype Loses Belgian Court Appeal After It Fails to Comply With Call Data Order
Skype lost an appeal in Belgium after it failed to comply with a court request to share data from messages and calls.
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French Suspect Held For Planning Attack With Belgian Pair
A 42-year-old French national appeared in court Sunday on suspicion of plotting an attack with multiple weapons alongside two Belgian brothers who were charged in Brussels this week, judicial sources said.
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Talking About Car Accident Leaves Venus Williams In Tears After Wimbledon Win
"There are no words to describe, like, how devastating and, yeah," she said Monday afternoon, her sentences trailing off.
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8 Emirati Princesses Convicted For Human Trafficking, Mistreating Staff
Eight Emirati princesses were convicted of human trafficking by a Belgian court on Friday and were given suspended jail terms and fines in a case stemming from their treatment of servants at a Brussels luxury hotel nearly 10 years ago, their lawyer said.
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UK Court Convicts Belgian Linked To Brussels, Paris Attacks Suspect
A British court on Tuesday convicted a Belgian man living in Birmingham of giving money to Brussels and Paris terror attacks suspect Mohamed Abrini.
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Probe Into Israel's Elite "Ghost" Sniper Unit Accused Of War Crimes In Gaza
A Belgian court has opened an investigation into allegations of war crimes by an Israel Defence Forces (IDF) soldier in the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
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6 Found Guilty Of Murder At Brussels 2016 Attack Trial
A Brussels court on Tuesday convicted French citizen Salah Abdeslam and Belgian-Moroccan Mohamed Abrini for 2016 jihadist bombings in the Belgian capital that killed 32 people, after the country's largest-ever criminal trial.
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Entry Ban On Man Who Used Indian Passport After Belgian Citizenship Upheld
Bombay High Court upheld Centre's decision to ban entry to India for a man, who secured Belgian citizenship but used his Indian passport to travel to other nations, noting that the same was not arbitrary and does not violate his fundamental rights.
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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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Thomas Cook Belgian Arm Bankrupt, 500 Jobs At Risk
A Belgian commercial court in Ghent on Tuesday declared the local travel agency business of British tour operator Thomas Cook bankrupt, putting 500 jobs at risk.
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UEFA Champions League: Neymar's Ban Reduced To Two Games
The Court of Arbitration for Sport reduced Neymar's three-match Champions League ban to two games following an appeal.
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Paris Attack Suspect Salah Abdeslam Sentenced To 20 Years In Jail
A Belgian court on Monday sentenced the sole surviving suspect in the Paris attacks, Salah Abdeslam, to 20 years in prison on terror charges over a bloody gun battle with police in Brussels days before his capture in 2016.
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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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Paris Attacks Suspect Refuses To Answer Questions At Belgian Trial
The only surviving suspect in the 2015 Paris attacks, Salah Abdeslam, refused to answer questions on Monday as he went on trial in Brussels over a bloody shootout with police that led to his capture.
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Paris Attacks Suspect Arrives For Belgian Trial
The last surviving suspect in the 2015 Paris attacks, Salah Abdeslam, arrived at a court in Brussels amid tight security Monday to stand trial over a shootout that led to his capture.
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Skype Loses Belgian Court Appeal After It Fails to Comply With Call Data Order
Skype lost an appeal in Belgium after it failed to comply with a court request to share data from messages and calls.
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French Suspect Held For Planning Attack With Belgian Pair
A 42-year-old French national appeared in court Sunday on suspicion of plotting an attack with multiple weapons alongside two Belgian brothers who were charged in Brussels this week, judicial sources said.
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Talking About Car Accident Leaves Venus Williams In Tears After Wimbledon Win
"There are no words to describe, like, how devastating and, yeah," she said Monday afternoon, her sentences trailing off.
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8 Emirati Princesses Convicted For Human Trafficking, Mistreating Staff
Eight Emirati princesses were convicted of human trafficking by a Belgian court on Friday and were given suspended jail terms and fines in a case stemming from their treatment of servants at a Brussels luxury hotel nearly 10 years ago, their lawyer said.
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UK Court Convicts Belgian Linked To Brussels, Paris Attacks Suspect
A British court on Tuesday convicted a Belgian man living in Birmingham of giving money to Brussels and Paris terror attacks suspect Mohamed Abrini.
