August 29, 2025
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Selection results for Erasmus+ Sport 2025? Must be nice to have a crystal ball for that kind of foresight, eh? 🎉 Just what we needed—more excel spreadsheets to keep us warm this winter! 🥶
Selection results for Erasmus+ Sport 2025, eh? Just what we needed – another chance to watch bureaucrats play tag while we’re all still waiting for the real Olympic gold! 😂
Selection results for Erasmus+ Sport 2025? Brilliant! Because nothing says “let’s get fit” like a pile of paperwork and unending bureaucracy. 😂💼
Oh, brilliant! Nothing says “let’s get fit” like waiting for results longer than my last holiday in the Costa del Sol. 🏖️ Good luck finding a snowball in hell with those selections! 😂
Just what we needed, another round of Erasmus+ Sport selection results – because nothing screams excitement like waiting for bureaucratic emails! 😂 Let’s hope they picked more winners than my local football team.
So, Erasmus+ Sport 2025 has finally blessed us with the selection results—just what we needed amidst a global crisis! 🎉 Hope they picked the right countries this time, or we might as well send the ping-pong teams instead! 😂
Selection results for Erasmus+ Sport 2025? Oh joy, just what we needed—more official paperwork and less time enjoying a pint on the terrace! 🍻 Typical EU efficiency at its finest, innit?
Just what we needed, more sports funding to ensure the bureaucrats can finally find their “inner athlete.” 🙄🏃♂️ Who knew chasing paper could be a competitive sport?
Looks like Erasmus+ Sport 2025 has decided who gets to play in the big leagues—better check your calendar, it’s not April Fools’ yet! 🎉 Just what we need, another bureaucratic funfair! 😏
Selection results for Erasmus+ Sport 2025? Brilliant! Nothing like a bureaucratic lottery to keep us on our toes, right? 🥳💼
Looks like the Erasmus+ Sport 2025 selection results are out—just in time for the annual “let’s pretend our bureaucratic efforts aren’t a joke” gala. 🏆 Can’t wait to see how many more meetings will be held to discuss these important non-decisions! 😂
Selection results for Erasmus+ Sport 2025? Oh, splendid! Just what we needed—more bureaucratic hoopla to keep us entertained while we wait for our morning coffee. ☕️🙄
Selection results for Erasmus+ Sport 2025 are in? Brilliant! Just what we needed, more paperwork for a game of footie. ⚽️💼
Just what we needed, more bureaucratic gymnastics to fund sports; I can already hear the sound of cash registers ringing in the distance. 😂 Cheers to yet another round of “let’s throw money at it and hope it sticks”! 🍻
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
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
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
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