Responding to the European Commission’s call for evidence, Biovia says regulatory delays, fragmented markets, and lack of capital are costing Europe its biotech edge.

An investment, trade, and tourism promotion forum was held in Brussels on June 6, seeking to enhance cooperation between Quang Ninh province and Belgian partners for a green and sustainable growth ...

The world map might seem stable, but behind the scenes, several countries face serious risks that could lead to their ...

Over the coming month, major changes to truck toll systems will take effect in several European countries. The new ...

The global appetite for fries has enabled Belgian companies to build industrial empires, but often at the cost of ...

Nazrin Abdul Read more In a remarkable blend of science and art, researchers have unveiled the reconstructed face of a ...

The public is invited to choose a name for the prehistoric woman, with options including Margo, Freyà, and Mos'anne, ...

Overall victory in last year's Baloise Belgium Tour was taken by the winner of the opening time trial, Søren Wærenskjold (Uno ...

Both Flanders and Wallonia have been importing residents from Brussels. In total 43,102 residents left Brussels for Flanders or Wallonia while 25,109 moved in from both in 2024, according to the ...

Both Flanders and Wallonia have been importing residents from Brussels. In total 43,102 residents left Brussels for Flanders or Wallonia while 25,109 moved in from both in 2024, according to the ...

The Laura Flanders Show explores actionable models for creating a better world by reporting on the people and movements driving systemic change. We spotlight the solutions of tomorrow, today. The ...

Safran Blades will produce 700,000 titanium blades per year by 2026, notably for LEAP and GEnx engines (for Airbus and Boeing aircraft), i.e. one blade every 20 seconds.