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Maïthé Chini
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Senior Reporter, The Brussels Times
Maasmechelen, Brussels
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By Maïthé Chini Verified| The Brussels Times Verified The official seat of Belgium's Federal Government at Rue de la Loi 16 was lit up with a striking message on Tuesday evening. "Arrest war criminals" was projected in bold letters on the façade of the office of Prime Minister Bart De Wever (N-VA). The projection was organised by 11.11.11, a Belgian NGO for international solidarity, in response to recent controversial comments made by De Wever.
By Maïthé Chini Verified| The Brussels Times Verified As EU travellers now require a specific Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) to enter the United Kingdom in addition to an international travel passport, Belgian police are warning people to look out for scammers. Since the start of April, EU nationals – including Belgians – need an ETA for short stays (maximum six months) in the UK. However, scammers are eagerly taking advantage of the confusion surrounding the new regulations, according to the Antwerp police.
By Maïthé Chini Verified| The Brussels Times Verified The official seat of Belgium's Federal Government at Rue de la Loi 16 was lit up with a striking message on Tuesday evening. "Arrest war criminals" was projected in bold letters on the façade of the office of Prime Minister Bart De Wever (N-VA). The projection was organised by 11.11.11, a Belgian NGO for international solidarity, in response to recent controversial comments made by De Wever.
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The Brussels Times
The Brussels Times is Belgium's largest English-language daily news outlet, established in 1965. Based in Brussels, it delivers news and analysis on politics, EU affairs, business, and global developments, attracting over 2 million monthly visitors. The company offers comprehensive news coverage, focusing on both Belgian and international stories, including economics and culture. It operates a digital platform that provides real-time updates and in-depth reporting, along with specialized reporting on topics like technology and legal proceedings. The Brussels Times targets expatriates, international professionals, and English-speaking audiences in Belgium, aiming to provide reliable news tailored to the needs of its readers.
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Founded: 1965