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Antwerp Car Crash: Four Injured, Driver Suspended for Drug Use on Russel Ohlstraat
Antwerp (Eurotoday newspaper): A serious car crash occurred on Russel Ohlstraat, Antwerp, injuring four people. One driver tested positive for drugs, leading to a 15-day license suspension. The investigation continues into the cause and circumstances of the accident. A car crash happened on 6 December evening on Russel Ohlstraat in Antwerp. Two cars were involved,…
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Mayor John Crombez of Ostend Lowers Speed Limits to 30 km/h for Safer Streets
Ostend (Eurotoday): Ostend’s new mayor, John Crombez, plans to reduce 30 km/h speed limits in residential areas, maintaining them near schools. The coalition aims for better traffic management and public safety after previous criticism. Ostend introduced a 30 km/h speed limit in all residential areas two years ago, but the decision faced criticism. Many people…
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Ostend Mayor John Crombez Lowers Speed Limits to 30 km/h for Safer Streets
Ostend (Eurotoday): Ostend’s new mayor, John Crombez, plans to reduce 30 km/h speed limits in residential areas, maintaining them near schools. The coalition aims for better traffic management and public safety after previous criticism. Ostend introduced a 30 km/h speed limit in all residential areas two years ago, but the decision faced criticism. Many people…
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Georgia Police Detain Dozens Amid Crackdown on Pro-EU Protests
Tbilisi (Eurotoday) – Georgia police said they had captured dozens of people in an overnight operation on pro-EU protesters. Georgian police said on 7 Dec 2024 they apprehended dozens of people during a crackdown on pro-EU protesters who mobilised for a ninth consecutive day against the government’s decision to postpone talks on joining the bloc.…
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Renovation of Brussels’ Thurn & Taxis Bridge Announced: €8.9M Project
Brussels (Eurotoday): In May 2024, a €8.9 million renovation of the Thurn & Taxis bridge in Brussels began, focusing on preserving its original cast iron design while enhancing safety for cyclists and pedestrians. Minister Elke Van den Brandt announced the bridge will be closed to cars for a year during renovations. The cast-iron bridge over…
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Flemish Government Funding Continues to Support Ukrainian Refugees
Brussels – Flemish Government extends €38 million in funding for Ukrainian accommodations until March 2026, supporting the transition to regular housing. As of July 31, 2024, there were 81,350 registered Ukrainian refugees in Belgium. The number of Ukrainian refugees in Belgium has grown rapidly since the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. According to…
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Storm Darragh Targets Belgium: Winds of Up to 90 km/h and Flood Alerts Issued
Belgium (Eurotoday Newspaper): Belgium is preparing for Storm Darragh this weekend, with strong winds of 60-90 km/h and heavy rain. A warning is in place due to flooding risks. Residents should secure outdoor items and avoid travel. Temperatures will be between 2-11°C, with possible snow in the Ardennes. Emergency services are ready, and a special…
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EU Enhances Oversight of TikTok in Romania Case
Brussels (ANSA) – In light of the ongoing elections in Romania, the European Commission has stepped up its scrutiny of TikTok under the Digital Services Act (DSA). The EU executive has issued a “preservation order” requiring TikTok to freeze and retain data concerning potential systemic risks to electoral processes and civic discourse within the EU.…
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Romania Voids Presidential Election Following Allegations of Russian Interference
Bucharest (Eurotoday) – Romanian police searched houses, a day after the top court annulled the presidential vote in an unprecedented development following allegations of Russian interference in favour of the far-right frontrunner. Romania’s top court’s shock move, just before the presidential vote, opens the way for a new electoral process to begin from scratch in…


