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After the terrorist attacks in Paris in November 2015, the Brussels district of Molenbeek became the centre of an unprecedented media storm as it became clear that the municipality was used as the
Rudi Vervoort, the minister-president of the Brussels-Capital Region, warned parliament on Tuesday that "the corona crisis is creating fertile ground for polarisation" - echoing concerns from expe
Despite the best efforts of federal migration minister Theo Francken, the imam of the Great Mosque in Brussels will be allowed to stay in the country.
The parliamentary commission investigating the incidents leading up to the terrorist attacks of 2016 at Brussels Airport and Maalbeek metro station has submitted its final report, which is focused
Molenbeek is one of a handful of Brussels municipalities that are looking for a solution after the federal government announced it would discontinue its €1 million in grants provided
The commissioner general of the federal police, Catherine De Bolle wants to see the Brussels Canal Plan extended to the whole country, she said Tuesday in an interview with De Tij
Belgium's federal police has closed 241 Twitter and Facebook accounts since the establishment of its new Internet Referral Unit (IRU) less than a year ago, says interior minister Jan Jambon in
Montasser AlDe'emeh on Sunday closed De Weg Naar, the anti-radicalisation centre in Molenbeek where he has counseled radicalised Muslim youth and their families since early 2015, he confirmed to K
Brussels playwright Ismaël Saidi has pulled out of a film project against radicalisation, shortly after it was announced that the Brussels-Capital Region would provide €275,000 to support th
