Around one in three secondary pupils have to resit their exams: Data

Brussels Gabriel Peters - August 22, 2022 0

Around one in three secondary pupils have to resit their exams, a reality that many are putting down COVID-19. The following data has been released via the recent figures.

New school calendar in Brussels, Wallonia to complicate holiday timings for employees of French-SMEs

Brussels Gabriel Peters - August 22, 2022 0

Updated school calendar, which comes into effect in the capital city of Brussels and Wallonia at the beginning of the school on Monday, is set to significantly complicate giving holiday time to employees by French-speaking Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs).

French Minister announces to launch 3000 ‘green gendarme positions’ to investigate into environment issues

France Gabriel Peters - August 21, 2022 0

The Interior Minister of France, Gerald Darmanin has announced about the plans to launch 3000 "green gendarme positions" to improve the proceedings of the investigation in environmental issues-specifically in cases of arson.

US: CDC head admits that agency fails to deal against COVID-19 properly

US and Canada Gabriel Peters - August 20, 2022 0

The head of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has admitted that her agency had failed to deal in a proper way with the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States.

23-year-old woman kidnapped by her ex-partner; police looking for accused

Belgium Gabriel Peters - August 18, 2022 0

A 23-year-old woman was abducted by her ex-partner, who was then chased by police at a high pace. The fugitive was eventually caught following a cross-border car chase and the woman was freed.

‘Bavarian Nordic’-licensed vaccine company unsure to curb the rising cases of monkeypox: Sorensen

Health Gabriel Peters - August 18, 2022 0

The company "Bavarian Nordic", which manufactures the only licensed vaccine for monkeypox, is not sure whether it can meet demand as infections continue to rise around the world, one of its managers, Rolf Sass Sorensen, said.

Spain: Valencia forest fire continues to spread; results in evacuation of 2000 people

Europe Gabriel Peters - August 17, 2022 0

The most devastating forest fire, which took place in Spain's Valencia Region in the last 10 years continues to spread, which later resulted in driving the evacuation of 2,000 people.

Ariadne Petridis takes up duties as ambassador to Belgium to NATO

Belgium Gabriel Peters - August 16, 2022 0

Ariadne Petridis, a seasoned diplomat, takes up her duties as an ambassador of Belgium to NATO on Tuesday, becoming the first woman to occupy this post.

80 Belgian troops to fly to Lithuania to take part in NATO’s mission

Belgium Gabriel Peters - August 11, 2022 0

Around 80 Belgian troops will leave Belgium's military airport in Melsbroek on Wednesday and to fly to Lithuania, where they will be part of NATO's enhanced presence along its eastern border.

European nations reports over 15,000 cases of monkeypox virus, 2 died: ECDC, WHO

Europe Gabriel Peters - August 3, 2022 0

overall 15,624 cases of monkeypox virus has been recorded so far in European nations, while two patients have died.

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Macron to Appoint New Prime Minister Within 48 Hours Amid Deepening Crisis

France Gabriel Peters - October 9, 2025 0

President Emmanuel Macron faces mounting pressure after Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu’s resignation, as France grapples with political deadlock over austerity measures and internal government divisions threatening to destabilize his already embattled presidency

PSG Announce Squad to Face Barcelona in Champions League Clash at Montjuïc

France Gabriel Peters - October 9, 2025 0

Luis Enrique has revealed Paris Saint-Germain’s 20-man squad for their Champions League fixture against Barcelona at Montjuïc Stadium, confirming Khvicha Kvaratskhelia’s injury absence but including Portuguese midfield duo João Neves and Vitinha in the travelling team

Bradley Barcola’s National Team Exit Sparks Rift Between PSG and FFF

France Gabriel Peters - October 8, 2025 0

Bradley Barcola’s sudden departure from France’s national team camp has reignited disputes between PSG and the French Football Federation, as both sides issue conflicting medical reports on the player’s condition

From Paris Cafés to Global Chains: How France’s Coffee Culture Is Evolving

France Gabriel Peters - October 8, 2025 0

France’s coffee scene is undergoing a quiet revolution, with independent roasters, global brands, and modern café trends reshaping traditional habits while preserving the timeless art of café conversation and the simple pleasure of “un café”

French-German Cyclist Lennart Monterlos Freed by Iran After Four Months Detention

France Gabriel Peters - October 7, 2025 0

Iran has freed 19-year-old French-German cyclist Lennart Monterlos after nearly four months of detention. Acquitted of espionage allegations, his release signals cautious diplomatic progress even as other foreign nationals remain imprisoned in Iran under similar charges