The list of the most popular first names in Belgium in 2019 has been updated on the Statbel government website. In the new ranking established this year, the names Emma and Mohammed have been dethroned in favor of Arthur and Olivia.
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, Belgium, like other European countries, has established a list of safe countries for its citizens. Morocco, despite its relatively stable epidemiological situation, is not on this list.
While Moroccans and foreign residents in Morocco are allowed to return to the country, the question arises about the effectiveness of this return. The reason is that Belgium has placed the kingdom on the red list, the list of countries presenting health risks.
While Belgium has refused to open its borders to Morocco, which is nevertheless considered a safe country due to the control of the epidemiological situation, the question of the return of vacationers from Belgium and Belgian-Moroccans arises. The Belgian authorities are keeping things vague.
A shooting broke out in the streets of Forest on Sunday, July 5, causing one death and two injuries. At the origin of this murder and the double attempted murder, a possible territorial war.
Belgians and Belgian-Moroccans will not be spending the summer vacation in Morocco this year. And for good reason.
Radical movements have recruited more Salafist women, including Moroccans in Germany and Belgium, with respective rates of 30% and 45%. This is revealed by the intelligence services of the two countries.
Belgium has decided not to open its borders to Morocco, which is nevertheless one of the 15 "safe" countries to which Europe had agreed to welcome nationals from July 1.
The detention of the brothers Abderrahman and Yassin L., suspected of the kidnapping of a 13-year-old boy from Genk, was extended on Friday. This is the decision of the Tongres council chamber.
A 5-year-old Liège girl, Alla Rezkallah, died after accidentally falling from the 3rd floor of a building. The family is in shock.
10 years in prison. This is the sentence handed down by the Brussels Assize Court against Robert Frroku for the murder of Abdelaziz Bouhali, 35, who died on August 11, 2016 after being seriously assaulted with a knife in a cafe on Rue de Laeken in Brussels.
Three women from Antwerp and six of their children will be repatriated from Turkey to Belgium on Wednesday, July 1st. These women, along with foreign fighters, had left for Syria to join the Islamic State group.