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Bruges Belfry tower is leaning, but how much?
16/06/17 - The famous Bruges Belfry is facing various years of renovation works. Everything is being mapped in detail using a drone, but there's more. The tower is not standing straight 100 percent. In order to determine whether there is any danger of the tower losing its balance, modern techniques are being used.
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Why not pay a virtual visit to Mechelen?
The city of Mechelen, midway between Antwerp and Brussels has become the first city in the Benelux to launch a website featuring 360° films of its leading attraction.
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Why not pay a virtual visit to Mechelen?
The city of Mechelen, midway between Antwerp and Brussels has become the first city in the Benelux to launch a website featuring 360° films of its leading attraction.
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Glastonbury loves Coely
The Antwerp hip-hop artiest Coely says that she had "an unforgettable evening” at the Glastonbury Festival on Friday where she performed in the Silver Hayes Tent.
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Glastonbury loves Coely
The Antwerp hip-hop artiest Coely says that she had "an unforgettable evening” at the Glastonbury Festival on Friday where she performed in the Silver Hayes Tent.
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Chris Martin and Coldplay conquer Brussels
22/6/17 - Coldplay staged the first of two concerts in the Boudewijn Stadium in Brussels. Chris Martin wrapped the crowd around his finger with a spectacular performance, some words in Dutch and French, and a personal expression of sympathy after the failed terrorst plot 24 hours earlier. There was also a surprise tribute to Stromae, who was among the crowd of 50,000.
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Chris Martin and Coldplay conquer Brussels
22/6/17 - Coldplay staged the first of two concerts in the Boudewijn Stadium in Brussels. Chris Martin wrapped the crowd around his finger with a spectacular performance, some words in Dutch and French, and a personal expression of sympathy after the failed terrorst plot 24 hours earlier. There was also a surprise tribute to Stromae, who was among the crowd of 50,000.
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Coldplay concert tips: come early and don't bring bags, police ask
Coldplay is staging a concert in the King Boudewijn Stadium tonight, just 24 hours after the failed terrorist attack in one of Brussels busiest hubs, the Central Station. The concert will go ahead as planned, but police are taking extra security measures and are advising concert-goers to arrive early.
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Coldplay concert tips: come early and don't bring bags, police ask
Coldplay is staging a concert in the King Boudewijn Stadium tonight, just 24 hours after the failed terrorist attack in one of Brussels busiest hubs, the Central Station. The concert will go ahead as planned, but police are taking extra security measures and are advising concert-goers to arrive early.
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Are traditional Belgian chips in danger?
The Belgian way of frying chips is being threatened by European rules. That's according to the Flemish Tourism Minister Ben Weyts, who sent a letter to EU Commissioner Vytenis Andriukaitis in order to safeguard the Flemish traditional manner of frying potato chips. The Flemish greens are unhappy with what they call populist EU bashing and say talks are going on, with all the players involved.
Are traditional Belgian chips in danger?
The Belgian way of frying chips is being threatened by European rules. That's according to the Flemish Tourism Minister Ben Weyts, who sent a letter to EU Commissioner Vytenis Andriukaitis in order to safeguard the Flemish traditional manner of frying potato chips. The Flemish greens are unhappy with what they call populist EU bashing and say talks are going on, with all the players involved.
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“I don’t see a young African, I see an ape”
Are these images of an African man that appear in the latest that appear in the latest Spike and Suzy album racist stereotypes straight out of our colonial past? The author and Journalist Dalilla Hermans thinks they are.
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“I don’t see a young African, I see an ape”
Are these images of an African man that appear in the latest that appear in the latest Spike and Suzy album racist stereotypes straight out of our colonial past? The author and Journalist Dalilla Hermans thinks they are.
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Anti-nuclear human chain transcends borders
Ten of thousands of people from Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands formed a human chain stretching from Aachen in Germany, via Maastricht in the Netherlands to the Tihange nuclear power station, near the Walloon city of Liège. The aim of the human chain was to demand the closure of the Tihange 2 and Doel 3 nuclear reactors, both of which have experienced technical issues in recent years. These drone images show part of the 90 kilometre-long human chain.
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Anti-nuclear human chain transcends borders
Ten of thousands of people from Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands formed a human chain stretching from Aachen in Germany, via Maastricht in the Netherlands to the Tihange nuclear power station, near the Walloon city of Liège. The aim of the human chain was to demand the closure of the Tihange 2 and Doel 3 nuclear reactors, both of which have experienced technical issues in recent years. These drone images show part of the 90 kilometre-long human chain.
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Neuville turns car over at Ieper Rally
It was not a good day Thierry Neuville at the Ieper Rally. The runner up in last year’s World Rally Championship crashed his Hyundai at Dikkebus.
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Neuville turns car over at Ieper Rally
It was not a good day Thierry Neuville at the Ieper Rally. The runner up in last year’s World Rally Championship crashed his Hyundai at Dikkebus.
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Poverty Prize for Brussels homeless NGO
The anti-poverty organisation Welzijnszorg has awarded its annual Poverty Price to the bi-lingual Brussels not-for-profit group Straatverplegers/Infirmiers de rue". The group helps the most vulnerable among the capital’s homeless.
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Poverty Prize for Brussels homeless NGO
The anti-poverty organisation Welzijnszorg has awarded its annual Poverty Price to the bi-lingual Brussels not-for-profit group Straatverplegers/Infirmiers de rue". The group helps the most vulnerable among the capital’s homeless.
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What to wear at work when the temperatures soar
This week temperatures in Belgium rose to tropical levels. As a foreigner one may wonder what the dress code is on the Belgian work floor. Fans of Flanders asked fashion reporter Ellen De Wolf of Knack Weekend magazine.
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What to wear at work when the temperatures soar
This week temperatures in Belgium rose to tropical levels. As a foreigner one may wonder what the dress code is on the Belgian work floor. Fans of Flanders asked fashion reporter Ellen De Wolf of Knack Weekend magazine.
