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Team Belgium bring home nine medals from Youth Summer Olympics
22 Oct 2018 by Flanders Today
More than 30 athletes competed for Belgium in the Youth Summer Olympic Games, with nine winning medals, including two goldFull story
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More biodiversity and cleaner fireplaces part of new Green Deals
22 Oct 2018 by Lisa Bradshaw
A Green Deal has been made with the wood-burning stove sector as well as more than 110 businesses, who agreed to introduce biodiversity to their propertiesFull story
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New Brussels transport app includes journey planner
21 Oct 2018 by Flanders Today
After eight years, Brussels transport authority MIVB have released a new app, with a trip planner that incorporates other modes of transportFull story
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Flemish pupils support youth charities by working for a day
20 Oct 2018 by Ian Mundell
Secondary school students took to workplaces across Flanders and Brussels this week to earn €50 for youth empowerment in Ecuador and at homeFull story
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‘Surpassing the brain’: Flanders prepares for artificial intelligence revolution
19 Oct 2018 by Ian Mundell
Established businesses and entrepreneurs are learning how to use AI to their advantage, as Voka and the government roll out action plansFull story
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Photo of the week: Artquake
19 Oct 2018 by Lisa Bradshaw
The case of the Russian avant-garde artworks confiscated by authorities in Ghent last spring continues, with suspended museum director Catherine de Zegher penning an open letter and bailiffs crashing a press conferenceFull story
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