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A dune restoration project in Knokke, Belgium, uncovers WWII bunkers, revealing the town’s historical role in the Atlantic Wall defense system.

International recognition for a 100-year-old commemorative tradition On 20 September 2023, at the annual meeting of the World Heritage Committee, 139 cemeteries and memorial sites along the former Western Front of World War I were confirmed as being the latest additions to the UNESCO World Heritage List. They include sites in France, Wallonia and Flanders.…

Hungary buys another property in Slovakia, what are Slovaks googling ahead of election, and a festival to end the summer season.

€200 million CCU plant first of its kind in the European steel industryProject part of multi-technology strategy to reduce carbon emissions at Ghent plant 8 December 2022, 11:00 CET At an event

Credit: Douane Française - www.douane.gouv.fr Thanks to the French authorities, twenty-seven thousand and four hundred illegally obtained artifacts have been discovered at the home of a Frenchman living in Belgium. Much of the haul was from Roman times but some were from the Iron Age, the Renaissance and the Middle Ages. According to news.artnet.com, it all started in October of 2019. A man called Patrice T. notified the Flemish Organization for Immovable Heritage that he had recently found over fourteen thousand coins on his newly purchased property in Gingelom, Belgium. Archaeologists went...