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The two policewomen who early this month were stabbed in Charleroi were allowed to leave the hospital. Reported that the French-speaking channel Bel-RTL Wednesday.

Police in Belgium have better weaponry. That Interior Minister Jan Jambon Wednesday agreed after consultation with the police unions, which had gedreigd.Dienstwapen actions

More than 250 agents on Tuesday morning met at the Charleroi police station to show support for their two colleagues who were seriously wounded Saturday by an attack with machete. The policemen from Charleroi area observed a minute's silence in the Walloon city observed.

One of the policewomen who sat in the Belgian town of Charleroi, was attacked by a 33-year-old Algerian with a machete, is Muslim and as the perpetrator of Algerian origin. Islamic State claimed the bombing. If the attacker actually acting on behalf of IS, the terrorists have once again shed the blood of someone for whom they just pretend to come.

Belgian police temporarily close some district offices and secure other additional offices. Some forces require agents in addition to street wear bulletproof vests and civilian training in the use of pepper spray.

The Belgian King Philip will Tuesday visit the two police women who were stabbed to death Saturday in Charleroi. After his visit to the hospital where they are treated, the king went to the police station where the stabbing took place, told the royal palace Monday.

Strict security measures are in force Monday in commemoration of mine disaster of 1956 in the Walloon Marcinelle. Which is a suburb of Charleroi, where an Algerian Saturday two policewomen stabbed. Soldiers and officers are stationed at the entrance of the former colliery and backpacks visitors are thoroughly checked.

The two policewomen who sat in the Walloon city of Charleroi have been beaten by a man with a machete, since Sunday night from their artificial coma. According to a source within the police is their condition stable.

The Algerian Saturday in Charleroi with a machete two policewomen seriously injured, were residing illegally in Belgium. The man was, according to Minister Theo Francken (Asylum and Migration) twice ordered to leave the country.

A neighborhood in the Belgian city of Liege was evacuated Sunday morning when a man with a machete wildly swung. The man, in his twenties of Turkish origin, was arrested.

The two policewomen who sat in the Walloon city of Charleroi have been beaten by a man with a machete, are kept in an artificial coma.

The man who two policewomen sat in the Walloon city of Charleroi attacked with a machete was a 33-year-old Algerian. He stayed in Belgium since 2012. This was announced by the Belgian public prosecutor Sunday.

Belgium takes extra security measures after the attack with a machete on officers in Charleroi. That Prime Minister Charles Michel announced Sunday after a meeting with the security services.

A man with a machete, a large machete, on Saturday two policemen wounded in the Belgian city of Charleroi. He called according to local police,, Allahu Akbar '(God is greatest) during his act. The man is off,, but alive, '' the police reported.

Several flights Sunday Airport Brussels South Charleroi Airport were doing, according to Belgian media diverted to Liege. That caused a lot of buzz at the airport. Some passengers speak of a 'complete chaos'.

Air traffic in Belgium Wednesday again confronted with problems that can not continue several flights. This time it is a lack of air traffic controllers. Charleroi Airport is the morning quarter past seven and half past eleven closed. That means a line through 23 departing and arriving flights.

Officials in Belgium are angry about forthcoming reforms of the labor market and pensions. They go next week campaigning and strike on April 26 for 24 hours. Which announced the socialist trade Thursday. It involves staff from numerous federal government departments.

An April 1 joke of a Belgian hotel owner picked up a little too good. It earned him a night cell.

In the French speaking part of Belgium have truck drivers with their trucks Thursday night blocked roads in protest against the introduction of a kilometer tax for heavy goods vehicles over 3.5 tonnes. According to one of the initiators of the action, Fabrice Ausloos be,, roads blocked at least until Friday morning. '

Airlines in Belgium have their flights from regional airports now depart from Brussels airport for the time being has not yet recovered from the events of last week. It is busy at the airport in Charleroi, Deurne, Ostend and Liege.

In Froidchapelle a security guard on Thursday shot dead in Belgian Hainaut. The man worked as a security guard at the National Institute for Radio Elements (IRE) in Fleurus, justice confirmed in Charleroi. Belgian media reported Saturday that the guard was working at a nuclear power and that his access badge was stolen.

Who were behind the attacks in Brussels and who are these people? Yet not all offenders is outdated identity. There seems to be a connection between the attacks this week, and in Paris last year. This has so far been known.

Thursday also closed the international airport near Brussels. That made Brussels Airport announced via Twitter.

Brussels' Zaventem airport near remains closed Wednesday. There will be no planes landing or taking off, as did the head of the airport, Arnaud Feist Tuesday released.

Direct has diverted air traffic control all traffic on the way to Brussels after the terrorist attacks on the Brussels airport Tuesday morning around 8:00 am. A total of 32 aircraft were directed to other destinations. That made the Belgian air traffic control Belgocontrol Tuesday.

The Belgian child rapist Marc Dutroux wanted an underground mine a children's colony. That says Julien Pierre, the lawyer who defended Dutroux between 1996 and 2003, in an interview with Belgian magazine Le Soir Mag.

At any branch of the Caterpillar company in the Belgian town of Charleroi is Friday discovered a package with granular substance labeled 'anthrax.' Twelve people have been in contact with the package placed in isolation. Among them, two policemen and a fireman.

The perpetrators of the attacks in Paris on November 13 uses three so-called safe houses in Belgium.

In Belgium, a 17-year-old boy arrested and put because he publications of terrorist Islamic State (IS) would have spread. He is placed in a so-called closed center, a Belgian jail for foreigners.

In the Walloon Auvelais and Verviers, the Belgian police carried out raids Thursday. No one was arrested, made the Belgian federal prosecutor in charge of investigating the terrorist attacks in Paris, known.