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Three Homemade Bombs Detonate at Colruyt in Antwerp as Police Launch Investigation
Antwerp (Eurotoday Newspaper): At Colruyt in Antwerp South, three homemade bombs were thrown at the entrance just before closing, causing smoke but no serious injuries. Two individuals reported ear issues. Police are treating it as an attack and investigating potential drug links. On 28 November just before closing at 7:45 PM, customers at the Colruyt…
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Minister Jevšek Discusses Cohesion Policy as a Crucial Element for EU Success in Brussels
Brussels – During a meeting of cohesion ministers in Brussels on Thursday, prior to the inauguration of the new European Commission, key priorities for cohesion policies were discussed. Minister for Cohesion and Regional Development Aleksander Jevšek underscored the vital role that cohesion policy plays in fostering integrated, sustainable development and ensuring the EU’s overall success.…
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Macron Reveals First Look at Restored Notre-Dame
“It’s been repaired, reinvented, and rebuilt all at once,” President Macron said, taking in the newly restored interior of Notre-Dame Cathedral. “It’s beautiful.” As captured on camera, the first visitors to the renovated landmark pointed out its brighter and more modern appearance compared to its pre-fire state. Despite these updates, the iconic Gothic architecture and…
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Black Friday 2024: Top Shopping Deals in Brussels and Across Belgium
Black Friday, a shopping phenomenon that originated in the United States, has firmly established itself in Belgium as a key retail event. Falling on November 29 this year, Black Friday offers Belgian consumers a chance to enjoy deep discounts and special promotions, both in physical stores and online. From global brands to local businesses, Belgium’s…
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Chad Ends Military Pact with France; Senegal Calls for French Troop Withdrawal
Chad Ends Defense Pact with France Amid Calls for Sovereignty Chad has unexpectedly terminated its defense cooperation agreement with France, marking a major shift in the nation’s foreign policy. The surprising announcement came shortly after a meeting in N’Djamena between Chad’s Foreign Minister Abderaman Koulamallah and his French counterpart, Jean-Noël Barrot. “After 66 years of…
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Reflecting on Giacomo Puccini: The Composer’s Last Days in Brussels, 1924
Brussels (Eurotoday Newspaper): Giacomo Puccini, the famous Italian composer, died on November 29, 1924, in Brussels at age 65 from complications of throat cancer surgery. He was working on his final opera, Turandot, during his treatment at a clinic. His funeral attracted many people and was filmed for European cinemas. Giacomo Puccini, the renowned composer…
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Conference on EU Competitiveness: The Urgency to Close the Innovation Gap
Ljubljana – Slovenia, along with the EU, faces a critical challenge posed by the innovation gap, a situation aggravated by the swift pace of technological advancement. This issue was discussed at a recent conference in Ljubljana, hosted by the European Investment Bank (EIB) group in collaboration with the European Commission’s representation in Slovenia. Addressing this…
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Romanian Court Delays Election Annulment Ruling to Monday
Romania’s top national security officials revealed on Thursday that the country was subjected to cyberattacks aimed at influencing the outcome of the first round of presidential voting. Additionally, concerns have been raised regarding the potential role of the Chinese-owned social media platform TikTok in manipulating voter behavior, which is now under closer scrutiny. The runoff…
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AEG G.I Bomber: The German WWI Aircraft That Fell Short
What is your first association with the aircraft of World War I? The flying man called Red Baron, aerial battles over the trenches, and some of the early forms of what would come to be regarded as real fighter planes, correct? So have you ever cared for the sky giants? The AEG G.I bomber is…


