Calls for a Breakup Grow Ever Louder in Belgium
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A sense of crisis prevails in Belgium, as separatists want to slice the country horizontally along ethnic lines.
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Controversy continues to reverberate over Guenther Verheugen's declaration on 3 Nov.
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Internet sites such as Friends Reunited are unwittingly fuelling a surge in marital break-up as bored husbands and wives contact old flames, relationship counsellors warned yesterday as official figures showed divorce has reached a seven-year high.
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Belgium's King Albert tries to work out how to end a political impasse after attempts to form a government fail.
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The holiday creates so much pressure that it's a common time for relationships to end.
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Dissolving troubled marriages is becoming a prominent topic of public discussion and political activity.
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Thousands of trade union members march in Brussels, saying Belgium's political crisis is hitting people's pockets.
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Two-thirds of the Flemish community from the northern Dutch-speaking region of Belgium think the country will sooner or later split, a poll by Belgian daily Het Laatste Nieuws showed on Tuesday.
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South African gold miners continue a war of the words.
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The Belgian general election campaign entered its last week on Monday with Prime Minister Guy Verhofstadt and his Flemish Liberal Democrats (VLD) set for a heavy defeat, the latest opinion poll showed.
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Suddenly and shockingly, Belgium came to an end. State television broke into regular programming late Wednesday with an urgent bulletin: The Dutch-speaking half of the country had declared independence and the king and queen had fled. Grainy pictures from the military airport showed dark silhouettes of a royal entourage boarding a plane.
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Tuesday's papers look at intercommunal tension in the Netherlands and the far right in Germany
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Belgian Prime Minister Guy Verhofstadt sought to calm a row with the Democratic Republic of Congo Friday, voicing encouragement for the ex-colony's political transition in a call to President Joseph Kabila.
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In the biggest protest in two decades, thousands gather in the Dutch capital to  voice anger at welfare cutbacks.
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IT PRIDES itself on being the beating liberal heart of Europe, but the murder of film-maker Theo van Gogh has convinced many in the Netherlands that the nationâs legendary tolerance has now reached its limit.
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A new row engulfs European Commission over an undisclosed conviction of one of its members.
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Belgium on Tuesday marked 100 days since its general election, with the gulf so vast between its Dutch- and French-speaking communities that there is no new government but fears the country could split.