We have started to collect the most important news related to Belgium in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
An unconventional tree stirs passions in the heart of Brussels
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Thousands of skilled workers who cannot find work in Greece, Spain and Portugal could help fill vacancies in other parts of the EU, officials in Brussels say.
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Angry farmers protesting at falling dairy prices in the EU spray fresh milk at the European Parliament and riot police in Brussels.
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Eurozone finance ministers are meeting in Brussels to discuss the next instalment of bailout money for debt-laden Greece.
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The Brussels summit on the EU's long-term budget ends without agreement but the head of the European Council is hopeful of a deal next year.
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European leaders resume gruelling budget negotiations in Brussels, amid signs a deal may be out of reach.
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Angela Merkel says she doubts EU leaders will close a deal on their budget during the current summit in Brussels.
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EU leaders meeting in Brussels seek a deal on the bloc's seven-year budget, with many calling for cuts as they rein in spending nationally.
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David Cameron tells EU leaders there can be "no question" of any further cuts to the British budget rebate, ahead of a meeting with all EU member states.
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Eurozone finance ministers fail to broker a deal for Greece to get the latest tranche of its bailout, ending 12 hours of talks in Brussels.
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The Brussels Philharmonic Orchestra is replacing traditional paper sheet music with tablet computers as their method of reading music during performances.
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France and Belgium agree to inject a further 5.5bn euros ($7bn; £4.4bn) into struggling bank Dexia, after it reported another large loss.
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What do the locals in Wevelgem make of arrival of the Tour de France star - and why are they such big fans of cycling?
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Four Belgian tourists are killed and six seriously injured in a coach accident in central Jordan, Belgium's foreign ministry says.
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Police in Belgium are searching for a gunman and an accomplice who killed a senior British oil executive on the streets of the capital Brussels.
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A senior British oil executive and father of three is shot dead in a northern suburb of the Belgian capital Brussels, it emerges.
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US car giant Ford announces plans to close its factory at Genk in Belgium and fears grow over the future of its Transit van plant in Southampton.
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US car giant Ford announces plans to close its factory at Genk in Belgium and French manufacturer PSA Peugeot Citroen has secured a 7bn euro state guarantee.
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Belgian 'collective switching' cuts energy bills
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A religious ceremony for Crown Prince Guillaume and the Belgian Countess Stéphanie de Lannoy will be held on Saturday.
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The prime ministers of Serbia and its breakaway territory of Kosovo meet for the first time at EU-brokered talks in Brussels.
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Divisions emerge at an EU summit in Brussels as Germany calls for the EU to have veto powers over member states' budgets.
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Former road race world champion Mark Cavendish is to leave Team Sky and join Belgian team Omega Pharma-QuickStep.
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European Union leaders are set to meet in Brussels on Thursday for a crucial summit, which will look at how to tackle the eurozone crisis.
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Germany calls on countries using the euro to take decisive steps to bring about closer fiscal integration, as EU leaders prepare for a Brussels summit.
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