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Uber To Halt App In Brussels, Belgium From Friday After Court Ruling
Uber Technologies Inc. said it would halt operations in Brussels from Nov. 26 after a court ruled that a 2015 ban on private individuals offering taxi services also applies to professional drivers.
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AstraZeneca Claims Victory In Dispute With Europe Bloc Over Slow Delivery
AstraZeneca said on Friday the European Union had lost a legal case against the pharmaceutical firm over the supply of COVID-19 vaccines, with a court in Brussels rejecting an EU request for more deliveries by the end of June.
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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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Motherhood Helps Serena Williams Reach Brink Of History As 38 Looms
Serena Williams could become only the fourth mother in the Open Era to win a Grand Slam title after Aussies Margaret Court and Evonne Goolagong Cawley and Belgium's Kim Clijsters.
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Man Who Returned From Syria To Attack Europe Faces Trial This Week
Mehdi Nemmouche stands accused of carrying out Europe's first attack by a terrorist returning from the war in Syria. But his journey from a French foster home to a Brussels court began not in a Middle Eastern desert but in a run-down industrial town.
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Government Writes To 3 Countries To Help Track Down Nirav Modi: Report
India has asked UK, France and Belgium to help track down fugitive jeweler Nirav Modi and restrict his movements.
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In Nirav Modi Bank Fraud Case, Probe Agency Moves Court For Extradition
PNB scam: The Enforcement Directorate (ED) moved a special court in Mumbai today, seeking extradition of billionaire jeweller Nirav Modi in connection with a money laundering case related to the $2 billion Punjab National Bank loan fraud, officials said
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Paris Attacks Suspect Refuses To Answer Questions In Court
The prime surviving suspect in the 2015 ISIS attacks on Paris said he would answer no questions as his trial in Belgium over a shooting that preceded his arrest got under way in Brussels on Monday.
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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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Belgium To Extradite Paris Attack Suspect Salah Abdeslam To France
A Belgian court decided on Thursday that Paris attacks suspect Salah Abdeslam could be extradited to France, Belgium's federal prosecutors said.
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Belgium Court Upholds Jail Terms For Islamist Group Leaders
An appeals court in Belgium's northern port city of Antwerp upheld Wednesday a 12-year jail term and fine of 30,000 euros ($33,000) for the leader of an Islamist group that sent jihadists to Syria.
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Oscars 2016: Court Voted Out of Race
Films that are still vying the Best Foreign Language category include The Brand New Testament (Belgium), Embrace of the Serpent (Colombia), A War (Denmark), The Fencer (Finland), Mustang (France), Labyrinth of Lies (Germany) Son of Saul (Hungary), Viva (Ireland) and Theeb (Jordan)
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Michel Platini Takes Centrestage Ahead of Euro 2016 Draw
Whether Michel Platini will attend the Euro 2016 draw ceremony in Paris hinges on him winning his appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) against a 90-day ban from all footballing activities while an investigation goes on into a payment he received from FIFA in 2011
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Uber To Halt App In Brussels, Belgium From Friday After Court Ruling
Uber Technologies Inc. said it would halt operations in Brussels from Nov. 26 after a court ruled that a 2015 ban on private individuals offering taxi services also applies to professional drivers.
-
AstraZeneca Claims Victory In Dispute With Europe Bloc Over Slow Delivery
AstraZeneca said on Friday the European Union had lost a legal case against the pharmaceutical firm over the supply of COVID-19 vaccines, with a court in Brussels rejecting an EU request for more deliveries by the end of June.
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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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Motherhood Helps Serena Williams Reach Brink Of History As 38 Looms
Serena Williams could become only the fourth mother in the Open Era to win a Grand Slam title after Aussies Margaret Court and Evonne Goolagong Cawley and Belgium's Kim Clijsters.
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Man Who Returned From Syria To Attack Europe Faces Trial This Week
Mehdi Nemmouche stands accused of carrying out Europe's first attack by a terrorist returning from the war in Syria. But his journey from a French foster home to a Brussels court began not in a Middle Eastern desert but in a run-down industrial town.
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Government Writes To 3 Countries To Help Track Down Nirav Modi: Report
India has asked UK, France and Belgium to help track down fugitive jeweler Nirav Modi and restrict his movements.
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In Nirav Modi Bank Fraud Case, Probe Agency Moves Court For Extradition
PNB scam: The Enforcement Directorate (ED) moved a special court in Mumbai today, seeking extradition of billionaire jeweller Nirav Modi in connection with a money laundering case related to the $2 billion Punjab National Bank loan fraud, officials said
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Paris Attacks Suspect Refuses To Answer Questions In Court
The prime surviving suspect in the 2015 ISIS attacks on Paris said he would answer no questions as his trial in Belgium over a shooting that preceded his arrest got under way in Brussels on Monday.
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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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Belgium To Extradite Paris Attack Suspect Salah Abdeslam To France
A Belgian court decided on Thursday that Paris attacks suspect Salah Abdeslam could be extradited to France, Belgium's federal prosecutors said.
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Belgium Court Upholds Jail Terms For Islamist Group Leaders
An appeals court in Belgium's northern port city of Antwerp upheld Wednesday a 12-year jail term and fine of 30,000 euros ($33,000) for the leader of an Islamist group that sent jihadists to Syria.
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Oscars 2016: Court Voted Out of Race
Films that are still vying the Best Foreign Language category include The Brand New Testament (Belgium), Embrace of the Serpent (Colombia), A War (Denmark), The Fencer (Finland), Mustang (France), Labyrinth of Lies (Germany) Son of Saul (Hungary), Viva (Ireland) and Theeb (Jordan)
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Michel Platini Takes Centrestage Ahead of Euro 2016 Draw
Whether Michel Platini will attend the Euro 2016 draw ceremony in Paris hinges on him winning his appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) against a 90-day ban from all footballing activities while an investigation goes on into a payment he received from FIFA in 2011
