We have started to collect the most important news related to Belgium in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
EU leaders say they are determined to avoid any protectionist moves in response to the economic crisis.
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Belgium lodges a case at the International Court of Justice to compel Senegal to prosecute Chad's ex-leader Hissene Habre.
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Belgian police are hunting for a man who stole about 60,000 euros (£54,000) from a bank in the European Parliament, after brandishing a pistol at staff.
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A court in Belgium decides not to proceed with a prosecution of two Rwandan generals.
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Chris Moore is guided through the Belgium farmland where every year the ploughs turn up tons of World War I artefacts.
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The man charged with killing two babies and a nurse at a creche in Belgium admits the act was "inhuman", his lawyer says.
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The man charged with killing two babies and a nurse at a Belgian creche is also suspected of killing an elderly woman, officials say.
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Thousands march through the Belgian town of Dendermonde in a quiet vigil for two babies and a nurse killed at a creche.
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A 20-year-old man is charged with killing two babies and an adult in a frenzied attack at a nursery in Belgium.
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Belgian authorities question a 20-year-old suspect, in connection with the killing two toddlers and an adult at a nursery.
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Two infants and an adult are killed and 10 other people wounded in a knife attack at a creche in north-west Belgium.
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Part of a Brussels artwork that depicts Bulgaria as a toilet is covered up, following the country's protest.
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Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan is in Brussels for talks on his country's flagging bid to join the EU.
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Six seriously injured Palestinian children are flown to Belgium from the war-torn Gaza Strip for hospital treatment.
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An new art installation poking fun at European stereotypes angers EU members as it goes on display at the European Council building in Brussels.
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Russia says it will resume pumping gas to Europe once independent monitors are in place to check the flow to EU markets.
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