Belgium

The umbrella organisation for the homeless in the Belgian capital, Bruss'help, counted 7.134 homeless and ill-housed people in the Brussels region, a 19% increase since the last count

Companies that increase their profits during periods of inflation through unnecessary price increases - known as 'greedflation' - have cost the average Belgian €3.200 over the past two years, a new study has estimated

Pensions Minister has proposed that people who continue working beyond the age of early retirement should receive a one-off pension of up to €22.650

The country entered the Council of Europe's Register of Damage Caused by Russia's Aggression in Ukraine

In the 'Year of Art Nouveau' the beautiful, glass-domed Hotel van Eetvelde in Brussels will open to the public after being renovated according to its original design

A growing number of Dutch teachers have come to the country given the better conditions for working, with a 30% increase in five years, according to data from the Ministry of Education in Flanders

Pension reform aims at contributing to gender equality; according to recent study, there is a 20% gap between men and women for statutory pensions, while the gap increases to 50% for supplementary pensions

Around 80% of active substances labelled as highly toxic by the European Union continue to be used in Belgium, a new study by Nature&Progrès and PAN Europe reveals

A Michelin-starred restaurant on the Belgian coast, Carcasse, took first place in continental Europe and fourth place globally in the international competition 'World's 101 Best Steak Restaurants'

The employment rate in the country has risen to 72,3% according to the latest estimates

The country announced it would expand reception capacity to cope with what it called a migrant 'crisis'