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As of 1 September, the military will no longer patrol around sites that could be the target of terrorist attacks, such as the Jewish quarter of Antwerp, with the security of these areas becoming t
The military’s intelligence and security service (SGRS) made ‘serious errors’ in the Jürgen Conings case, says Committee I, the government commission that oversees the service.
Following six years of constant military presence on the streets and transport stations of Brussels, security patrols have now been taken over by police officers.
The Brussels-Ixelles police force will acquire 231 bodycams, which will be put into operation in April, and provide training aimed at improving relations with the public.
Brussels city council has unanimously approved a motion on Monday evening calling for the further integration of the safety and well-being of women into the city’s policy implementation strategy,
Brussels has lost out to Bucharest in the vote to become the location for the new European Centre for Cybersecurity.
Bpost's website temporarily experienced a security breach on Sunday, Flemish public broadcaster VRT Nieuws revealed.
Belgium has submitted its candidacy for the future European Union centre for cybersecurity. The planned centre would be located in Evere.
Antwerp police have stepped up security measures in the Jewish quarter, boosting those already in place in relation to the current terror threat level, a spokesman for mayor of Antwerp Bart De Wev
