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New figures show that Belgian cities of over 100,000 inhabitants spend more than three times more to finance police services and public welfare centres (CPAS or OCMW) than communities with less th
Police officers in training are now obliged to follow a series of classes offered by the Kazerne Dossin Memorial, Museum and Documentation Centre on Holocaust and Human Rights in Mechelen.
Flanders' mobility minister Hilde Crevits wants to begin talks on lowering the drink-driving limit in Belgium from 0.5 mg to 0.2mg alcohol per 1,000 millilitres.
Last year’s figures show a significant drop in the amount of stolen copper cable along Belgium’s rail system. Reports for 2013 indicate a drop of 40% over the 2012 numbers.
Even when turned off, it is possible for hackers to see all through the eye of your webcam without you knowing it.
Last year, police speed zone checks in Ixelles nabbed 35,485 drivers exceeding the limits. The police also confiscated 499 licenses, of which 494 were taken for speeding infractions.
A religious community near the Italian city of Florence has refused to welcome Michelle Martin, the ex-wife of Belgian pedophile and child killer Marc Dutroux.
A man filmed carrying out dangerous manoeuvres in a BMW on the E314 on New Year’s Eve has turned himself in to police, amid a debate on the legality of dashcam footage used to identify him.
The Brussels prosecutor’s office has confirmed a new arrest relating to the massive diamond robbery that took place on the tarmac of Brussels Airport in February last year.
