A knife-wielding man stabbed two police officers Tuesday in the Belgian city of Liege, stole their weapons and shot them and a bystander dead in an attack that prosecutors fear could be terror-related.
Read moreMuslims in the Flemish region of Belgium do not face discrimination from new rules mandating that ritual animal slaughter occur only in approved slaughterhouses, Europe’s highest court ruled Tuesday.
Read moreThe European Court of Justice gave a Flemish court the go-ahead Thursday to rule on the fairness of an interest-free loan that a student got from her college for a school trip.
Read moreA Belgian court has rejected a Spanish request for the extradition of three Catalan separatist leaders.
Read moreEven after Belgium imposed bans against individuals who had applied for residency, the European Court of Justice ruled Tuesday that the immigrants are entitled to reasoned decisions when they applied later for family reunification.
Read moreAntwerp has long been known as the world’s greatest diamond city. Now it has a new museum to go with a vibrant diamond trading scene that goes back six centuries.
Read moreEuropean Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker on Thursday appealed to Belgium to grant nationality to Britons who work at the European Union’s vast executive arm, as Brexit approaches next year.
Read moreWhen assessing a suspected war criminal’s application for asylum, the EU’s highest court ruled Wednesday that member states must make case-by-case threat determinations.
Read moreA magistrate with Europe’s highest court recommended defeat Thursday for Dyson, which brought a challenge in Belgium to how one vacuum-cleaner competitor discloses energy efficiency to customers.
Read moreA Brussels court warned Facebook to expect daily fines if it does not comply with an order to stop collecting data about Belgians, a newspaper there reported Friday.
Read moreEurope’s highest court dealt a blow Tuesday to Belgian executives whose company brought in Bulgarian construction workers with fraudulent paperwork.
Read moreThe only surviving member of the Islamic State cell that attacked Paris in November 2015 refused to rise for a Belgian court on Monday, or answer questions about his actions, during his first appearance in public since his arrest nearly two years ago.
Read moreA trucking company lost its bid to overturn a Belgian law banning truck drivers from spending their days off in their rigs, with the European Court of Justice on Wednesday finding “a lorry’s cabin does not appear to constitute an appropriate resting place for periods longer than daily rest periods.”
Read moreBelgium has for decades approved temporary animal slaughterhouses to accommodate an annual Islamic feast, but an adviser to Europe’s highest court found Thursday that new regulations interfering in that scheme are not discriminatory.
Read moreThe prime ministers of Spain and Belgium discussed their testy bilateral relations Friday as ousted Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont and four secessionist allies prepared for an extradition court appearance in Brussels.
Read moreThe lawyer of a Frenchman accused of shooting dead four people at a Jewish Museum in Belgium said Thursday his client may have a brain tumor and is being denied medical treatment.
Read moreBelgian soldiers shot a man in downtown Brussels on Friday evening after he attacked the troops with a knife, federal police said.
Read moreDutch authorities knew as far back as November that some eggs in the country were contaminated with an insecticide and they failed to notify their European partners at the time, Belgium’s agriculture minister said Wednesday.
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