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Grab Some Popcorn—A Young Belgian and Two of Pro Cycling's Best Teams Just Blew-Up the Off-Season - Vimarsana News

Grab Some Popcorn—A Young Belgian and Two of Pro Cycling's Best Teams Just Blew-Up the Off-Season

Well that was awkward...grab some popcorn.

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10 Theoretical Countries Of The Future - Vimarsana News

10 Theoretical Countries Of The Future

Countries rise, and countries fall. Nobody assumes that the world map of the future will look like our modern map. Succession and unification movements

Belgium's temporary employment sector down 8.27% in October reflecting economic challenges - Vimarsana News

Belgium's temporary employment sector down 8.27% in October reflecting economic challenges

The number of hours worked by temporary agency workers in Belgium recorded a decrease of 8.27% in October 2023 when compared to the same period a year ago, according to calendar-basis adjusted data from Federgon, the Belgian federation of staffing agencies.

Dolmens and Devilish Myths of the Wéris Megaliths, Belgium's Stonehenge - Vimarsana News

Dolmens and Devilish Myths of the Wéris Megaliths, Belgium's Stonehenge

The Wéris megaliths are unique in Belgium and unusual in the fact that they are not aligned to the sun or stars. These Neolithic structures are known the Belgian Stonehenge.

From Urgenda to Klimaatzaak – Verfassungsblog - Vimarsana News

From Urgenda to Klimaatzaak – Verfassungsblog

On November 30, the Brussels Court of Appeal handed down its ruling in VZW Klimaatzaak v. Kingdom of Belgium & Others, commonly known as “the Belgian climate case.” The ruling is clear: Belgian authorities failed to participate adequately in the global effort to curb global warming, and they must imperatively reduce their emissions. Subscribing fully to Matthias Petel and Norman Vander Putten’s sharp analysis of how this litigation saga embodies tensions between climate justice and the separation of powers, we wish to highlight three remarkable aspects of the case. After quickly summariz...