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Girls worldwide defy ICT stereotypes with help from Brussels
25 May 2017 by Mari Eccles
The organisation Greenlight4Girls provides youngsters across the globe with digital training by leaders in the tech industry Full story
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Coma expert Steven Laureys wins Belgian Nobel Prize
24 May 2017 by Andy Furniere
Flemish professor Steven Laureys, a global authority on consciousness and comas, has won the prestigious Francqui Prize
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Talking Dutch: Can someone please turn out the lights?
23 May 2017 by Derek Blyth
It appears you can see Belgium from space – but it’s not something we should be proud of
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Cultivating mussels off Flanders’ coast part of new marine project
23 May 2017 by Andy Furniere
Despite their immense popularity, mussels are imported to Belgium, but a new project could see them home grown
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Scuzzy skivvies: Experts advise daily change of underwear
22 May 2017 by Alan Hope
Some people in Flanders seem to have cleaner houses than underwear, according to a recent survey by Humo magazine
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Antwerp’s reception classes for newcomers get extra €2.5m
22 May 2017 by Andy Furniere
The region’s Okan classes are currently full, with more than 4,000 pupils learning Dutch and preparing to join mainstream education, so Antwerp is investing more funding
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