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The new Michelin head inspector opts for complete anonymity to maintain objectivity, independence, and surprise in restaurant evaluations.

Two individuals have died in a stabbing incident in Turnhout, Belgium, followed by police intervention resulting in the suspect being shot by officers.

North Korea officially announces sending troops to aid Russia in the conflict with Ukraine, marking a significant alliance. Thousands of North Korean soldiers reportedly deployed in the Kursk region.

India suspends key water treaty with Pakistan and closes borders following a deadly terrorist attack in Kashmir, intensifying longstanding tensions between the nuclear-armed neighbors.

A Belgian speleologist was rescued in Saint-Sauveur-Camprieu, France, after sustaining serious injuries from a fall in a cave, requiring a complex rescue operation.

The Court of Appeal in Mons, Belgium, has ordered a new investigation in the Bende van Nijvel case, focusing on a lead involving two French brothers potentially linked to the notorious gang's activities in 1985.

Indian and Pakistani troops exchanged gunfire in Kashmir, escalating tensions along the Line of Control. UN calls for restraint as both countries, nuclear powers, take measures in response.

Two Belgian teenagers remain in Kenyan custody for smuggling 5,000 ant queens, facing delayed sentencing until May 7. The teens were caught with the valuable insects in their luggage during a police raid.

Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania, unveils an evacuation plan in fear of becoming a target of Russia, with strategic routes planned towards the west.

Two Belgian teenagers face trial in Nairobi for smuggling 5,000 African harvester ant queens in reagent tubes, sparking concerns over illegal wildlife trade.

Minister Kristi Noem's handbag, containing $3000 cash and access pass, was stolen by a masked man at a restaurant in Washington. The suspect remains at large.

German police detain six individuals attempting to climb Cologne Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage site, known for its Gothic architecture.

Belgian couple's wish for fourth child turns into identical triplet surprise with same DNA. Read about their unique story.

Lack of flight recorder on crashed helicopter in New York raises concerns. Expert suggests 'Jesus nut' failure could be linked to the tragedy. Read more on Telegraaf.nl.

Trump authorizes military to enhance border security, including barriers and surveillance equipment. New guidelines grant Defense the authority to restrict access.

Oost-Vlaanderen man wins €52 million EuroMillions jackpot, plans to buy new shirts and invest wisely. Check the winning numbers and reactions.

Illegal migrant flow to Europe drops over 30% in 2025 due to stricter border controls and migration policies. Frontex reports significant decrease. Political and Frontex statements analyzed.

Europol and Eurojust dismantle Balkan weapon smuggling network transporting arms into Europe. Caravan seized with Kalashnikovs, grenades, and more.

South Korea fires shots as North Korean soldiers cross border, escalating tensions at DMZ, where Korean War ceasefire was signed.

First Pyongyang International Marathon in six years attracts 200 foreigners. Event details and impact of COVID-19 restrictions in North Korea.

Discovery of WWII bombs causes disruption in Osnabrück, Nedersaksen, near the Netherlands border. Authorities investigate potential explosives.

Drug traffickers conceal 12 kilos of cocaine in electric wheelchair, caught at Manchester Airport from Barbados.

Controversy surrounds a Belgian court's decision to not punish a medical student guilty of rape despite the severity of the crime. Find out more on Telegraaf.nl.

European tourists face detention and deportation at US border, sparking outrage in Canada and Europe.

Spontaneous opening of cell doors in new Belgian prison raises safety concerns. Guards resort to wooden poles. Find out more.

Two union members injured in car incident amid labor reform protest in Thimister-Clermont, Luik. Strikes affect transportation and industry sectors.

Public transportation severely impacted in Vlaanderen and Wallonië due to nationwide strike in Belgium. Read more for details.

Eyewitnesses recount details of the submarine accident off the coast of Hurghada, Egypt, where luiken were reportedly left open during the dive, resulting in casualties.

Belgian barman in Kortrijk accused of drugging and assaulting 41 women with Ketamine-laced Amaretto, leading to arrests and investigations.

Russian hackers target major Belgian websites like MyGov and Walloon Parliament, causing disruption. 'OpBelgium' hacker group identified.