The EU has committed itself to fresh financial aid to relieve the suffering in war-torn Yemen.
This comes after the European Commission said it would release €22.5 million in humanitarian aid to Yemen, in addition to the €87.5m already agreed.… Read more
The EU parliament will send a 15-strong delegation to the upcoming climate talks, it has emerged.
It will be headed by Lidia Pereira, an EPP member from Portugal.
The group will attend the climate talks in Antalya, Türkiye which run … Read more
Brussels (Brussels Morning Daily) October 29, 2026 – Belgium’s Federal Public Service Finance, FOD Financiën, has temporarily taken its primary online portal MyMinfin and several digital services offline following a cyberattack. Federal authorities confirmed that the digital intrusion … Read more
Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) October 29, 2026 – Tributes have been paid following the sudden death of Elizabeth “Liz” Barnes, a British mother and former Air Cadets Warrant Officer, who died unexpectedly while on a short holiday in
Belgium (Brussels Morning Newspaper) October 29, 2026 – A comprehensive audit report released by the Court of Auditors has revealed that the failed i-Police digitalisation initiative cost Belgian taxpayers 139.4 million euros, nearly doubling the initial 76 million … Read more
Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) October 29, 2026 – Europe retains the technological capacity to compete directly with American artificial intelligence leaders if the region increases investment and private adoption, according to Uljan Sharka, chief executive of Italian technology … Read more
Montreal (Brussels Morning News Paper) October 29, 2026 – European and Canadian officials are pursuing a comprehensive upgrade to their bilateral relationship at a summit in Montreal to solidify trade, defense, and energy ties before upcoming political shifts … Read more
Brussels, Belgium, 29 October, (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Brussels electricity demand is facing renewed scrutiny after projections indicated that a major data centre in Neder-Over-Heembeek could consume approximately 3% of the Belgian capital’s annual electricity supply during its … Read more
Brussels, Belgium, 29 October, (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – The Bill Gates Brussels visit brought the Microsoft co-founder to the Belgian capital for meetings with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and senior EU officials, alongside a visit … Read more
Brussels, Belgium, 29 October, (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Brussels shops have installed protective wooden panels across windows and entrances following looting and violent demonstrations in the Belgian capital. Retailers in prominent commercial districts have strengthened security arrangements … Read more
Brussels, 29 October, (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – A Belgium tax agency cyberattack has disrupted government digital services, forcing the temporary shutdown of the MyMinfin online tax portal and several other platforms. Belgium’s Federal Public Service Finance (FPS Finance) … Read more
ANDHRA PRADESH, 29 October, (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – India cyclone evacuations have exceeded 180,000 as Cyclone Arnab battered the country’s eastern coastline, killing at least six people and causing widespread damage to homes, electricity networks and agricultural land.… Read more
SAN FRANCISCO, 29 October, (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Amazon job cuts have renewed concerns about employment stability across the global technology sector following reports that the American e-commerce and cloud computing company has eliminated up to 250 positions … Read more
SEOUL, South Korea, 29 October, (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Samsung Electronics has reported record quarterly earnings as soaring demand for artificial intelligence chips strengthens its semiconductor business. Samsung profits reached 107.4 trillion won (approximately $80 billion) in the … Read more
Brussels, Belgium, 29 October, (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Oil prices decline in international trading on Thursday as renewed hopes of diplomatic negotiations between the United States and Iran ease concerns about disruptions to global energy supplies. However, continuing … Read more
Washington, DC, 29 October, (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – The US midterm elections are approaching their final days as Republicans and Democrats compete for control of Congress ahead of the nationwide vote on 3 November. The result will shape … Read more
TEHRAN, Iran, 29 October, (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – US–Iran peace talks have encountered a major diplomatic setback after Iranian officials rejected key elements of a new Qatari mediation initiative intended to end the eight-month conflict involving Iran, the … Read more
Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) October 28, 2026 – Nearly 30 per cent of all machinery in Belgian manufacturing plants is currently standing idle, reflecting an ongoing industrial slump described by sector federations as unprecedented. Reduced global demand, elevated … Read more
New amendments tabled in the European Parliament’s Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development (AGRI) reopen the debate on how plant-based foods may be named and marketed.
Mainstream products such as instant noodles, crips and soups could fall within the scope … Read more
Johannesburg (Brussels Morning Newspaper) October 28, 2026 – South Africa faces a significant risk of returning to the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) grey list barely a year after securing its removal. According to the latest quarterly assessment … Read more
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