The EU is reshaping its space agency with a standalone law, aiming to bolster satellite navigation services and expand into the global space race.

Morocco's top supercomputer joins forces with Europe in a new partnership fostering AI research and digital service integration.

Major EU funding advances offshore energy, healthcare transparency, and upskilling in Ireland. €249m payment approved under post-pandemic recovery programme.

As fighting halts under a two-week ceasefire, European leaders stress urgent talks and vow to safeguard key shipping routes amid escalating stakes.

70% of Roma in the EU are at risk of poverty, facing barriers to education, healthcare, and housing. The European Commission calls for governments to act on inclusion targets.

With 3.8M registrations, the .eu domain remains vital to Europe's digital presence after 20 years. A global ninth but a European fourth: its growth, security, and future take centre stage.

The EU's environmental economy hit €1.33 billion in output in 2023, up 4.3% from 2022, as sector jobs surged to 5.8 million full-time equivalents.

EU lawmakers push for digital-first vehicle registration certificates to fight fraud and boost transparency, while ensuring paper options for those excluded by technology.

DiscoverEU travel passes prioritise sustainability and accessibility. Successful applicants get discounts on transport, culture, and accommodation.

People smugglers are spreading their activities to the entire Belgian coastline, according to the police.

According to a global survey, Belgians could learn a thing or two from the Japanese when it comes to politeness.

The average interest rate for a 25-year mortgage is now 4.02%.

“We are disappointed in many political leaders in Europe,” said Vance during a conference in Budapest for around 200 private school students.

Fraudulent SMS messages are being sent from the number 8850.

Having been previously convicted twice for similar offences by the Mons Court of Appeal, his likelihood of reoffending was assessed at 94% by experts.

Seeing as the world as we know it did not end overnight, we are back with the latest on Brussels and its issues with rubbish collection.

The Directorate General of Education of the French Community announced on Tuesday that a total of 49,743 pupils were registered during the first phase of the enrolment period.

The Lebanese people cannot become a forgotten collateral victim of the Middle East conflict,” Belgian Foreign Minister Maxime Prévot said on a visit to Beirut.

Investigations are planned to explore all possible causes, the Charleroi public prosecutor said.

The two-week ceasefire agreement aims to defuse threats, halt missile exchanges, restore maritime traffic, and create a diplomatic pathway for a long-term resolution.

Markets rebounded sharply on Wednesday morning, with Belgium’s Bel 20 index rising 3% within minutes to 5,366 points.

Flemish prepper Jimmy Linssen invited The Brussels Times for a trip to his base of operations in Buggenhout to show us how he is preparing for the apocalypse.

The prospect of a withdrawal from the tournament, which starts in June, has been put forward since the start of the US-Israeli war against the country.

Drug-related crime reports doubled in 2025, with a high level of violence concentrated around the Northern Quarter in Brussels.

"Quite a few multinationals have also moved to the Flemish municipalities just outside the city, and that means Brussels’ appeal is under pressure."

The social media famous product was among the 24 commonly used toothpastes tested by the Belgian consumer group Test Achats.

Check out the best upcoming gigs in Brussels for you and your friends not to miss.

A $20 million loan will expand fertiliser production in Egypt’s Suez Canal Economic Zone, creating 300 jobs and boosting exports to Europe and Africa.

The EU seeks to rename and redefine its space agency, proposing a broader mission including defence and humanitarian applications. This may reshape Europe’s space ambitions.

Unequal healthcare access risks undermining democracy, warns the Council of Europe’s top official. Clean air, safe water, and digital safety are crucial for protecting rights and wellbeing.

A €58 million investment signals new momentum for circular economy solutions in Greece and South East Europe, focusing on scalable environmental innovation.

Europe’s space ambitions get a lift: €30m venture loan backs Spanish rocket MIURA 5, aiming for test flights by 2026 and up to 30 missions per year.

BioMarin’s takeover of Amicus gets EU green light. The $4.8bn deal targets innovation in rare genetic conditions and finalises this year.

Air pollution’s impacts come alive in VR: EU initiative turns environmental data into problem-solving games for decision-makers and the public.

After years of scrutiny, Lithuania’s LNG subsidies have been deemed compliant with EU State aid rules, addressing contested boil-off and balancing costs.

Applications are now open for the EU’s 2027 tourism award. Two destinations will be recognised for excellence in sustainable tourism, cultural heritage, and digital innovation. Deadline: 12 June.

Deep-tech companies in Latvia struggle to scale internationally. An EU initiative will assess policies, finances, and regional collaboration to address barriers.

€1.39bn in EU funds: Finland’s milestones progress as waste recycling and job support take centre stage.

A defensive EU naval operation underscores the rising need for multi-domain protection in the Red Sea and Indian Ocean.

Nearly 69% of EU citizens rated their health as “good” or “very good” in 2024. But among over-65s, stark differences emerge — Ireland leads at 62%, Lithuania lags at just 12.5%.

US Vice-President JD Vance claimed “bureaucrats in Brussels” have tried to destroy Hungary's economy “because they hate this guy”.

“I don’t want this to happen, but it’s likely to occur," said the US president on social media.

A bill tabled by federal MP Jean-François Gatelier (Les Engagés), will be considered on Thursday.

The 24-year old suspect drove against traffic and sped along the pavement, before driving towards police officers.

Joe Claridge lost both his legs in the accident.

The stockpile includes millions of condoms, contraceptive pills, and HIV prevention medication intended for developing countries.

Three young men were arrested after police caught them trying to smuggle contraband into Turnhout prison.

There are reports that staff who signed an open letter to Migration Minister Anneleen Van Bossuyt (N-VA) are being reprimanded by the agency’s management.

Seven people were injured in an incident involving a ride at a maritime park in Bruges.

Every day, analysts identify new ways in which the conflict will impact the lives of ordinary people around the world – including, of course, here in Belgium.