Nour (for girls) and Adam (for boys) are the most popular names given to newborns in the Brussels region in 2022, dethroning Lina and Mohamed who were the most popular in 2021.
The strike planned by the pilots of the low-cost airline Ryanair based in Belgium, on July 15 and 16, risks disrupting operations at Charleroi airport. Flights to Morocco could also be affected.
The German and Italian police, under the auspices of Europol, have dismantled an Italian network of IPTV distributors. An operation that could affect Moroccans who are numerous to use this means of access to television content on the Internet.
Jamal Oucham, a driver at "Bus et Co" for two years, saved the 37 students from the Pius X school in Antwerp from the fire that broke out on his bus at the border between Bornem and Puurs (Puurs-Saint-Amands) last week. The students expressed their gratitude to him on Wednesday.
The Executive of Muslims of Belgium (EMB) will file an appeal in the coming days before the Council of State against the royal decree of the Minister of Justice Vincent Van Quickenborne (Open-VLD) which establishes the Muslim Council of Belgium (CMB), created on June 6.
A sausage sandwich and an illegal stay, a cocktail that led a 33-year-old Moroccan man straight to court. The Bruges court sentenced him to eight months in prison for an incident that took place in a Carrefour Express at the Bruges train station.
Sulayman Amrani, 34, lives in constant fear of being arrested. From May 2022 to the present, the young man has already been arrested four times, even though he is not the perpetrator of the offense.
Salah Abdeslam and Mohamed Abrini, convicted for the Maelbeek and Zaventem attacks in 2016, were wiretapped in the Bruges prison. These recordings reveal the personality traits of the two men of Moroccan origin.
Samia, a 19-year-old Brussels student, was forced to resign from Walibi after only five days of work. The young woman denounces humiliating treatment.
More than two million passengers were welcomed in May at Brussels Airport , a figure up 22% compared to the same period last year, thanks in particular to travelers to Morocco.
While they were carrying out a kayak descent on the Lesse at the beginning of June, about fifteen agents from the Brussels-West police zone (Molenbeek-Berchem-Ganshoren-Jette-Koekelberg), apparently in a state of drunkenness, had a clash with a group of young Brussels people of Moroccan origin, aged between 14 and 18 years old. Racist insults would have been uttered.
A suspicious vehicle was discovered on Monday, June 12, in front of the Moroccan consulate in Liège. The police were notified and bomb disposal experts were dispatched to the scene.