BRUSSELS (Reuters) - A national strike in Belgium kept all flights on the ground ... government's proposals to reform pensions and the labour market. The planned pension reform rewards those ...

But now Gemioncourt has been placed on the market for two million Euros, with the listing stating that the five-bedroom, two-bathroom, 8.5-acre site has potential as, amongst other things ...

The new proposal, announced on Friday (28 March) aims to help vintners in the bloc tackle ongoing challenges such as climate change, changing consumer trends and “market uncertainties ... maximum ...

It also comes at a time when Buffett’s favorite valuation gauge — a ratio of the stock market’s value relative to the size of the US economy – is at a record high. Taken together ...

which is home to the dramatic City Hall and Maison du Roi (which houses the Brussels City Museum), both of which are open to the public. At Christmas, enjoy the Winter Wonders sound and light ...

Languages: English. The Netherlands and Belgium are the latest two European countries moving to update their travel advice for the United States for LGBTQ+ citizens and all people traveling to the ...

The Brussels Airport strike will bring all passenger departures to a complete halt on March 31 as part of a national labor protest in Belgium. In a joint decision with airlines, the airport has ...

Europe's defence industry is highly fragmented, with the market dominated by major players from France, Germany, Italy, Spain and Sweden, and more than 2,500 SMEs – often leading to overlap and ...

Commission President Ursula von der Leyen wants to create a genuine single market for European defence products and services. How feasible is this idea and what would be the benefits for companies in ...

While the direct services were not running, travellers have had to change trains in Brussels ... extensive carnival celebrations, it’s Christmas markets and a vast gothic cathedral that took ...

Brussels seeks to create single market for European defence Commission President Ursula von der Leyen wants to create a genuine single market for European defence products and services.