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WORLD6h agoWitsel retires from internationals after 18-year Belgium careerVeteran midfielder Axel Witsel announced his retirement from international football on Wednesday, bringing an end to a Belgium career which saw him become their second-most capped player. The post Witsel retires from internationals after 18-year Belgium career appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
WORLDSep 9Courtois to put Belgium career on holdThe 34-year-old made the last of his 115 international appearances at this summer's World Cup but will only return to the Red Devils set-up for Euro 2028 qualifiers next year. The post Courtois to put Belgium career on hold appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
WORLDSep 7Balogun red card U-turn prompts Belgium to withdraw support for InfantinoBelgian football association says it will not back Infantino's bid for re-election, citing the World Cup controversy.Al Jazeera [en]
WORLDSep 7Belgium FA Says It Won’t Support Re-Election Of InfantinoIn recent weeks, football's governing bodies have become increasingly divided over FIFA's leadership. The post Belgium FA Says It Won’t Support Re-Election Of Infantino appeared first on Channels Television.Channels TV
WORLDAug 27Who was John Ponsonby, this British diplomat who played a key role in the « creation » of Uruguay and Belgium?Décrit comme un « fin orateur » et un grand séducteur, ce lord d'origine irlandaise a joué un rôle de médiateur en Amérique et en Europe pour faire prévaloir les intérêts de Londres.BBC Afrique
WORLDAug 22Antwerp's 'human zoo': Belgium confronts shame of colonial pastIn 1894, when the Belgian city of Antwerp was hosting a World's Fair, more than a hundred Congolese people were forcibly brought to the city to be exhibited in the Congo Pavilion. In this "human zoo", seven Congolese men ultimately died of disease. Today, this shocking episode still haunts Belgium as one of its colonial history's darkest chapters. This year, a monument to the victims was unveiled. Report by Alix le Bourbon and Dave Keating.France 24 [en]
WORLDAug 21Belgium Prince Laurent recognizes car salesman Clément Vandenkerckhove as secret sonBelgium's Prince Laurent has recognized Clément Vandenkerckhove, a car salesman, as his secret son. This is a significant personal announcement involving a member of the Belgian royal family.nypost.com · United States