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Loud Applause For Belgian PM's Tariff Dig In Mumbai. He Didn't Name Trump
Belgian PM De Wever did not name Donald Trump directly, but his comments underlined critiques of the US President's trade policies.
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'Pissed Off' Belgian Prince Faces Dressing Down By Prime Minister
The Belgian king's younger brother faces a dressing down from the prime minister after demanding that politicians and the royal family "stop bugging" him over claims his business ventures are losing money.
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Belgian PM Rejects Criticism Over Paris Attacks
Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel today rejected criticism of his country's security services over the Paris attacks, saying Belgian intelligence led to a huge raid in France targeting the suspected mastermind.
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Waterloo Bicentennial Unites, Divides Europe
European royals and diplomats gathered in Belgium today to mark the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo, a turning point for the continent which still touches a nerve and stirs national passions.
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28 die in school trip coach crash in Switzerland
Twenty-eight people were killed when a coach packed with schoolchildren crashed in southern Switzerland as they returned to Belgium from a skiing holiday, Swiss police said on Wednesday.
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Loud Applause For Belgian PM's Tariff Dig In Mumbai. He Didn't Name Trump
Belgian PM De Wever did not name Donald Trump directly, but his comments underlined critiques of the US President's trade policies.
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'Pissed Off' Belgian Prince Faces Dressing Down By Prime Minister
The Belgian king's younger brother faces a dressing down from the prime minister after demanding that politicians and the royal family "stop bugging" him over claims his business ventures are losing money.
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Belgian PM Rejects Criticism Over Paris Attacks
Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel today rejected criticism of his country's security services over the Paris attacks, saying Belgian intelligence led to a huge raid in France targeting the suspected mastermind.
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Waterloo Bicentennial Unites, Divides Europe
European royals and diplomats gathered in Belgium today to mark the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo, a turning point for the continent which still touches a nerve and stirs national passions.
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28 die in school trip coach crash in Switzerland
Twenty-eight people were killed when a coach packed with schoolchildren crashed in southern Switzerland as they returned to Belgium from a skiing holiday, Swiss police said on Wednesday.
