Brussels News

Brussels - Masked gunmen have reportedly stolen millions of dollars worth of diamonds after crashing their vehicles through the security fence surrounding the Brussels airport.

Brussel - A case involving two identical twin brothers who requested to be euthanized by doctors in Brussels prompted officials with the Belgium government to postpone a proposed amendment to the country's euthanasia laws.

Brussels - The FUSIONS program aims to reduce the approximately 89 million tons of food wasted every year in the European Union by 50 percent.

Brussels - The debut of an abstract electronic Christmas tree in Brussels, Belgium is creating controversy, with some calling it an attack on Christmas, values and traditions.

Brussels - On Monday, furious dairy farmers sprayed milk on the headquarters of the European Union in Brussels, along with a whole crowd of riot police, over high quotas and low prices.

Riots took place in Brussels on Friday afternoon. A group of around thirty people were rioting in the streets with some onlookers looking on.

Athens - The European Commission has warned Greece that more spending cuts need to be made if the crisis-struck nation is to qualify for any further bail-out loans.

Valencia - The sanctions on Iranian oil are more likely to be badly damaging for Spain, Italy and Greece, than Iran. Spain is one of the biggest importers of Iranian oil in Europe.

Brussels - Mariano Rajoy, the newly elected Spanish Prime Minister should be more aware of the cameras and microphones surrounding him when speaking in a public area.

Brussels - The leaders of the trade unions striking today in Belgium had a common message for the leaders of the EU countries meeting today in Brussels: austerity measures are not a solution to the current economic crisis.