Flemish Hydrography team has mapped most shipwrecks off coast using sonar
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The Flemish Hydrography team of the Maritime Services and Coast Agency have mapped the most significant amount of shipwrecks in...
Feb 4
Prisons across Flanders carry out a week of strikes against increasing aggression
Unions who are dissatisfied with the increased aggression against prison staff will initiate a week of strikes in Flemish prisons...
Feb 2
Germany: Public transport workers launch nationwide strike
Buses and trams across the country ground to a halt, as labor union Verdi urges better working conditions. In addition, ground staff at...
Feb 1
Flight chaos in Germany as aiport workers go on strike
Germany experiences widespread flight chaos as airport staff strike for higher pay. Major airports, including Frankfurt, Berlin and...
Feb 1
Facebook kills people, US Senator tells Mark Zuckerberg
Lawmakers in the US Senate grilled tech leaders, including Meta's Mark Zuckerberg, about the dangers children face on social media...
Jan 30
Mandela auction suspended amid row over heritage
Seventy personal items of the former South African president were set to go under the hammer in New York in February. A controversial...
Jan 30
German climate activists to stop gluing themselves to roads
Climate group the Last Generation said they will no longer glue themselves to roads as a protest method. They will now use the tactic of...
Jan 29
Pope Francis: Same-sex blessing a 'special case' for Africa
Pope Francis said he understands the opposition to same-sex blessings among priests in Africa, saying he knows "homosexuality" is...
Jan 28
Two people die as small plane crashes close to Spa airfield
Two people have died after a small aircraft crashed close to Spa airfield on Sunday morning The victims were both Germans but have not...
Jan 23
H&M pulls ad accused of sexualizing young girls
The fast fashion retailer H&M has pulled an advertising campaign in Australia that some users said hypersexualized young girls. Fast...
Jan 22
German 'doppelganger' fake death murder trial moves ahead
A court in Bavaria has dismissed a plea to delay the trial of a beautician accused of killing a woman who looked like her. The defendant...
Jan 19
Charlemagne Prize 2024 to go to Europe's leading Rabbi
In 2024, the Charlemagne Prize will be awarded to Pinchas Goldschmidt, President of the European Rabbinical Conference and Jewish...
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