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Flanders Initiates COVID and Flu Vaccination Campaign

August 29, 2025

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Flanders Initiates COVID and Flu Vaccination Campaign

Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Flanders starts COVID-19 vaccines on September 30, 2025, and flu vaccines in mid-October 2025. Authorities urge 65+, chronically ill, pregnant, or immunocompromised individuals. Marleen Hams highlights new pharmacy access, high-dose vaccines for 65+ and 75+.
As VRT News reported, on September 30, 2025, the COVID-19 vaccination campaign will begin in Flande

Macron Urges French MPs to Emulate German Practices

August 29, 2025

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Macron Urges French MPs to Emulate German Practices

French Prime Minister François Bayrou’s minority government is likely to be toppled next month due to his proposal to cut the budget by nearly €44 billion.
Since last summer’s snap elections resulted in a hung parliament, President Macron has unsuccessfully sought to persuade lawmakers to adopt compromise and coalition-building strategies more typical in parliamentary systems like thos

Driven by Hunger to Gaza, Amputees Become Collateral Damage

August 29, 2025

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Driven by Hunger to Gaza, Amputees Become Collateral Damage

Mohammed Hassan was going to buy falafel when he saw a rocket heading towards him. He tried to escape but was caught in the blast, leading to the amputation of his foot. At Al-Shifa hospital in Gaza City, he stares at his bandaged leg.
In another part of the hospital, a child, Maryam Abu Alba, cries from pain after her home was affected by a bombing. Her leg was amputated, and metal plates were i

EU May Train Ukrainian Army in Ukraine Post-Ceasefire

August 29, 2025

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EU May Train Ukrainian Army in Ukraine Post-Ceasefire

Copenhagen – “We have trained over 80,000 soldiers to date, and we need to be prepared to expand our efforts. This may involve deploying EU trainers in Ukraine,” Kaja Kallas stated to the media following an informal meeting of the Union’s defense ministers in Copenhagen.
Kallas expressed appreciation for the “broad support” among the 27 member states for extending the current military mission in

Kortrijk Implements Measures to Combat Student Nuisance Starting Sept 1

August 29, 2025

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Kortrijk Implements Measures to Combat Student Nuisance Starting Sept 1

Kortrijk (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Starting September 1, 2025, Kortrijk will introduce a blue line at the Oudenaardsesteenweg bus stop. Police will enforce compliance, fines can reach €500, and De Lijn adjusts operations under Mayor Ruth Vandenberghe’s directive.
As VRT News reported, from September 1, 2025, stricter rules will apply at the bus stop on Oudenaardsesteenweg in Kortrijk. Schoo

How Value Education Develops Responsible and Ethical Citizens

August 29, 2025

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How Value Education Develops Responsible and Ethical Citizens

Just as a building’s foundation determines its stability, values education shapes individuals into responsible and ethical citizens. Through integrating integrity, empathy, and social responsibility, they learn to navigate societal challenges effectively. This education fosters a sense of duty towards others and encourages positive community engagement. Strong values can mitigate the risks

DSEI UK 2025: Shaping Tomorrow’s Force Today

August 29, 2025

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DSEI UK 2025: Shaping Tomorrow’s Force Today

Defence leaders are addressing scalability, affordability, and resilience, balancing advanced capabilities with needed quantities for effective operations. Throughout the event, attendees will tackle these issues, witnessing both concepts and capabilities displayed to show what can be achieved on a large scale.
The event’s global importance is underscored by international participation. Dele

Costa Engages with EU Leaders on War, Budget, and Trade During European Tour

August 29, 2025

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Costa Engages with EU Leaders on War, Budget, and Trade During European Tour

António Costa, President of the European Council, will embark on a tour of EU member states in early September to discuss the war in Ukraine, the budget, and trade with community leaders. This visit follows a similar trip he made last autumn prior to his presidency. A European official noted that the purpose is to engage with each EU leader and prepare for upcoming challenges.“The aim is to gathe

EU Proposes Tariff Reductions to Facilitate Trade Deal with US

August 29, 2025

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EU Proposes Tariff Reductions to Facilitate Trade Deal with US

The European Commission has put forward two proposals paving the way for the implementation of the EU-US Joint Statement.
These steps, says the EU, contribute to restoring stability and predictability in EU-US trade and investment relations, “to the benefit of business, workers and citizens on both sides of the Atlantic.”
The first act concerns a proposal to eliminate tariffs on US industrial go

August 29, 2025

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Erasmus+ Sport 2025: Selection Results

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