We have started to collect the most important news related to Belgium in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
MPs in Belgium support new Prime Minister Herman Van Rompuy and his government in a vote of confidence.
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Belgium's king appoints new PM Herman Van Rompuy, after a deal on a new government is clinched.
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Belgium's parliament speaker accepts a request from King Albert to form a government, in a bid to end a political crisis.
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Fine Brussels facades let down by urban decay
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A Belgian baby who was allegedly "sold" to a Dutch couple is returned to Belgium, Dutch officials say.
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Belgium's King Albert accepts the resignation of PM Yves Leterme's government amid a row over the Fortis bank break-up.
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Belgium's PM Yves Leterme proposes his government's resignation amid a row over the break-up of stricken Fortis bank.
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The Belgian government plans to appeal against a court decision that may stop it breaking up the Fortis bank.
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Belgium charges six people suspected of links to al-Qaeda with membership of a terrorist group.
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Belgian police seize 14 al-Qaeda suspects hours before an EU summit is due to open in Brussels, officials say.
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Ireland is willing to hold a new referendum on the EU's reform treaty if given certain guarantees, the BBC is told.
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Sending text or downloading data while abroad looks set to get cheaper as Brussels backs caps on roaming charges.
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A Dutch court hears the case of a Dutch couple's alleged illegal adoption of a baby from Belgium over the internet.
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EU leaders have reached a joint position on financial reforms that they can take to a global summit in Washington, France says.
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European finance ministers are gathering in Brussels on Tuesday to discuss what happens next in the banking crisis.
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Sister Emmanuelle, a Belgian-born nun who dedicated her later life to helping poor children in the slums of Cairo, dies aged 99.
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