We have started to collect the most important news related to Belgium in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
EU foreign ministers are expected to acknowledge the offence caused by cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad.
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A Belgian court finds three men guilty of belonging to a group linked to terror attacks in Madrid and Morocco.
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Europe's gas and electricity industries face a crackdown on anti-competitive behaviour, Brussels warns.
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Rafael Nadal saves a match point on his way to victory over Olivier Rochus in Marseille.
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The Belgian Grand Prix has been withdrawn from the 2006 calendar because of delays in track improvement works.
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Belgium's intelligence chief quits amid a row over sensitive technology transfers to Iran.
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William Hague is in Brussels to hold talks aimed at severing links between Tory MEPs and the European People's Party.
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Last-ditch talks between EU officials and Iran in Brussels deliver nothing new according to a UK official.
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Hamas appeals to the EU not to halt funding to the Palestinian Authority after the militant group's election win.
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A man taken to hospital in Belgium after returning from Turkey tests negative for the deadly H5N1 bird flu virus.
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The 12 eurozone economies are to enjoy stronger growth during 2006, European Commission forecasts indicate.
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A body found in a Brussels canal is that of a Rwandan ex-minister suspected of genocide, officials say.
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Cuts in cod quotas are debated by European fisheries ministers at their annual round of talks in Brussels.
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The UK agrees a bigger cut in its rebate to close the deal on the EU's next budget at the Brussels summit.
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The UK prime minister makes a final EU budget offer which cuts Britain's rebate by a further 2.5bn euros (£1.7bn).
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UK Prime Minister Tony Blair admits that bridging divisions between EU leaders in Brussels will be difficult.
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