World's largest jamboree in Brussels
Nearly 100,000 scouts celebrated the centenary of Lord Baden Powell's movement in the Belgian capital.
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Global Day for Darfur
Belgian Foreign Minister travels to Sudan this week on a five-day mission to press the case for peace.
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Relaxation of car inspection
Two-yearly checks for 5 and 6 year old vehicles in car inspection centres starting 2 May.
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"More African Blacks should take HIV test"
Belgium's Tropical Medicine Institute wants African Blacks living in Belgium to take an HIV test more readily.
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Are terrorists being trained in Belgium?
Intelligence watchdog calls for greater means and more staff for the secret service.
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Ozone in the air reaches alarming levels
Flemish Environment agency warned of exceptional concentrations on Saturday. Sunday will be better.
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Aristocracy expands apace in Belgium
King Albert has ennobled a whole string of deserving fellow countrymen and women.
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Human error to blame for train accident
51 people were hospitalised after a train crash at Izegem Railway Station (West Flanders).
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Staff that went on strike to foot the bill?
200 people affected by the strike at Brussels Airport are taking legal action to claim compensation.
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Child Focus calls for better victim support
The centre for missing and sexually exploited children dealt with 3,360 cases last year.
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Election campaign leaflets in 1 envelope
Post Office to avoid excessive work load on eve of federal elections. Meanwhile, Congo offers help.
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"Too many industrial accidents"
Trades unions staged a protest to denounce the lack of safety inspectors: "An impossible situation."
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Last day of business before the elections
MPs can now devote all their attention to the campaign for the federal elections.
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Google invests in Belgium
The American search engine company to spend 250 million euros on its site near Mons.
