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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte is participating in the Euronews Defence and Space Summit in Brussels on Wednesday, September 30, bringing the alliance’s leadership into a major discussion about defence and space security. NATO confirmed the participation on its official events calendar and listed the summit as a September 30 event in Brussels. The event is taking place as European governments continue to discuss defence spending, military technology and the role of space systems in modern security. Satellites and space-based services are increasingly important to military communications, navigation, intelligence and early warning. Rutte’s participation gives the event a direct connection…
Belgium plans to deliver three F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine by the end of 2026, according to information reported on September 30. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Belgium had committed to transferring the aircraft while also thanking Brussels for providing ammunition needed by existing Ukrainian F-16 units. The announcement comes as Ukraine continues to request additional air defence and fighter capabilities from its European partners. F-16 aircraft have become an important part of Ukraine’s efforts to defend its airspace, particularly against Russian missile and drone attacks. Belgium has previously committed to providing F-16s to Ukraine, but the delivery schedule has…
A new European campaign focused on cardiovascular health is taking shape in Brussels as the European Commission launches the first EU Screening Week. The initiative is designed to raise awareness of heart disease and encourage people to take part in health checks that can identify important risk factors early. The campaign was reported on September 29, 2026, as European institutions placed greater attention on cardiovascular prevention. Heart and blood vessel diseases remain a major health concern across Europe. Conditions linked to high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, smoking and other risk factors can develop without obvious symptoms. Health screening can…
France defeated Belgium 1-0 in Brussels in a Nations League match played on Monday, September 28, with Michael Olise scoring the decisive goal late in the game. The result came at the King Baudouin Stadium in Brussels and was reported on September 29 as the teams completed the second matchday of their group campaign. The match was closely contested for much of the evening. Neither side was able to find a breakthrough during most of the game, leaving the result in doubt until the final stages. France eventually found the winning goal through Olise, giving the visitors a narrow victory.…
Brussels is hosting Connecting Europe Days from September 28 to October 1, bringing policymakers, financial institutions, transport companies and researchers together to discuss the future of European mobility. The four-day event begins on Monday and focuses on transport infrastructure, investment and the development of a more connected European transport system. The event is organised by the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Mobility and Transport. It is designed as a major meeting point for people involved in transport policy and infrastructure. Transport is important to the European economy because goods and people move across national borders every day. Roads, railways, ports, airports…
Belgium hosts France in Brussels on Monday, September 28, in a major UEFA Nations League match at the King Baudouin Stadium. The Group A1 fixture is scheduled to begin at 8:45pm local time, with stadium gates opening earlier in the evening. The match is one of the most important football events in Brussels on September 28 and is expected to attract a large crowd. The fixture is part of the 2026/27 Nations League. Belgium, France, Italy and Türkiye are in Group A1, meaning each team will play six league-phase matches. Belgium enters the match after defeating Italy 2-0 in Rome…
Belgium is preparing for a major Nations League match against France in Brussels on Monday, September 28. The fixture will take place at the King Baudouin Stadium and is expected to attract a large crowd. Preparations for the match are already underway in the Belgian capital, with tickets in strong demand and supporters planning their journeys for the game. The match comes after Belgium’s opening Nations League fixture against Italy. Belgium defeated Italy 2-0 in Rome on September 25, giving the team an important start to the competition. The result has increased attention around the next match against France. France…
Brussels is hosting the ninth edition of the Run to Kick charity race on Sunday, September 27, bringing runners and families together to raise money for childhood cancer research. The event is being organised by KickCancer at Bois de la Cambre and includes several running and walking distances. The organisers say all money raised through the event goes toward research projects supporting children with cancer. The event is designed to combine sport with fundraising. Participants can choose different distances, including 2km, 5km and 10km runs, as well as walking options. The format allows people of different ages and fitness levels…
Belgian brewers are facing a new debate over proposed health warnings on alcohol advertising. The issue has attracted attention because Belgium has a strong beer culture and a large brewing industry. A proposed change to warning messages on alcohol advertisements has raised concerns among brewers while health authorities continue to focus on the risks linked to alcohol use. Belgium is widely known for its beer production, with breweries ranging from large international companies to smaller local producers. Beer is closely linked with Belgian food and cultural traditions, and the sector contributes to tourism, exports and employment. The discussion over health…
Food aid organisations in Belgium are planning an awareness action in Brussels on Saturday, September 26, to draw attention to food insecurity and the number of people who depend on food assistance. The action comes as organisations working with vulnerable people say food support remains an important part of the social system. More than half a million people are reported to rely on food aid in Belgium. The Brussels event is designed to bring public attention to the issue rather than focus only on statistics. Food aid groups work with people who may struggle to pay for basic needs, including…
