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Flanders Is Paying to Rebuild the Walls Around Four Ypres Cemeteries, Which Is the Part Nobody Photographs
The Ban on Russian LNG Starts in January, and Every Month Until Then Is an Argument About What Europe Buys Meanwhile
Belgium Has Drawn 69 Percent of Its Recovery Money, and the Deadline Is Four Weeks Away
Antwerp Province Closed the Last Gaps in Its Water Ban, Which Is How a Dry Spell Turns Into a Drought
De Wever Wants the Facts on Ceuta First, and He Has Taken Two Positions That Pull Against Each Other
Belgium Just Spent Ten Years and 300 Million Euros on Pylons, Which Is the Least Glamorous Kind of Industrial Policy
Bayer Is Back in Profit Because It Spent Less on Lawyers, Not Because It Sold More
Brussels Airlines Flew More People, Earned More Money, and Lost Half Again as Much
Every Cargo of LNG That Reached Belgium in July Came From Russia, Which Is a Statement About Volume as Much as Politics
A Court Voided the Scooter Licences, and Brussels Now Has Fleets on the Street With No Legal Basis
A Night Shop Owner Was Killed in Ixelles, in the Hours When a Shop Is at Its Most Exposed
Washington Put Belgium on Level Two, and the Three Reasons It Gave Are Not the Same Kind of Risk
A Strike Notice at Charleroi Lasted About a Day, Which Tells You Who Needs Whom
UNESCO Listed Belgian Beer Culture, Not Belgian Beer, and the Distinction Is the Point
The One Moment the Belgian King Actually Matters Comes Right After an Election
One Merged Port Explains More of the Belgian Economy Than Any Company Does
The BEL 20 Is a Twenty Name Index, Which Tells You Something and Hides Something Else
Belgium Once Went 541 Days Without a Government, and the Country Kept Working
Brussels Asked Its Residents to Stop Washing the Car, and That Sentence Is Worth Reading Twice
The European Quarter Is a City Inside a City, and Brussels Is Still Deciding What to Do About It
The EU's Answer to Urban Heat Is Small, Local and Unglamorous, Which Is Probably Why It Will Work
Belgium Treats Comics as an Art Form Because It Built an Industry Around Them First
The World's Largest Brewer Is Run From a Belgian University Town, and That Is Not an Accident
Belgium Kept the Wage Mechanism Everyone Else Abandoned, and It Changes How Inflation Behaves
A Fire at Kanal Was Out by Nine, With a November Opening on the Other Side of It
A Constitutional Change Made in 1991 Is Why Belgium Expects a Queen Regnant
Brussels Empties Into Its Commuter Belt Every Evening, and the Tax Base Goes With It
Belgium Has Regions and Communities, and the Difference Is the Whole Argument
Belgium's Biggest Export Is Not Chocolate or Beer, and the Gap Is Not Close
Belgium Became NATO's Host State Because France Left, and It Has Been the Address Ever Since
Brussels Invented Art Nouveau and Then Demolished Rather a Lot of It
When Belgium Sold Debt Directly to Savers, the Banks Found Out What Their Deposits Were Worth
The Royal Palace Opens to Anyone Who Walks In, Every Summer, for Nothing
Nineteen Mayors for One City: the Argument Brussels Has Been Having for Fifty Years
Belgium Has One of the Densest Rail Networks in Europe, Which Is a Blessing and a Bill
Belgian Cinema Punches Far Above Its Size, and a Tax Provision Is Part of the Reason
The European Parliament Has Two Homes, and Only One Treaty Change Away From Having One

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