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Farmers get more protection against wolf attacks
26 Mar 2019 by Ian Mundell
Grants for fences complement compensation scheme for farmers whose sheep are killed by wolvesFull story
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Sunday pre-opening at Japanese Garden attracts 2,500
26 Mar 2019 by Lisa Bradshaw
Hasselt’s Japanese Garden opened to the public on Sunday, ahead of its official opening day, as the cherry blossoms have already begunFull story
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€250,000 for Nobel Peace Prize winner’s work to end sexual violence
25 Mar 2019 by Lisa Bradshaw
Flanders has provided €250,000 to the organisation founded by Nadia Murad, who famously escaped the IS after months as a sex slaveFull story
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Summer of Antwerp wants your memories
23 Mar 2019 by Lisa Bradshaw
Visitors to Antwerp’s summer festival are asked to send in their nicest memories for possible inclusion on an interactive timelineFull story
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Minute of silence at airport and metro station
22 Mar 2019 by Lisa Bradshaw
Ceremonies were held this morning in Brussels and Zaventem in memory of the 32 people killed and more than 300 injured due to terrorism on 22 March 2016Full story
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Photo of the week: Seal of approval
22 Mar 2019 by Flanders Today
Visitors to the coast continue to be worried about seals on the beach, but authorities say it’s perfectly normalFull story
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