An investigation into the business of Belgian entrepreneur Philippe de Moerloose with the Democratic Republic of Congo reveals instances of anti-money laundering, internal conflict in a pan-African bank, and the purchase of expensive vehicles. Despite efforts from compliance services and judicial investigations, his lucrative business continues to operate even amidst changes in political regimes. Access … Read more
Federal deputies receive a lump sum for operating costs in addition to their salary, which is historically explained but raises questions of disguised over-salary. A comparison of parliamentary remuneration and benefits reveals that the federal parliamentary indemnity in Belgium is average compared to neighboring countries. However, parliamentary assemblies in Belgium are reflecting on a more … Read more
Six weeks of social conflict in the Lion’s integrated supermarkets are raising questions from customers about the future of staff and the merits of franchising. Article reserved for subscribers Journalist in the Economy department By Julien Bosseler Published on 04/14/2023 at 20:31 Reading time: 6 mins Ssupermarkets closed (21 this Friday) then reopened with the … Read more
The lawyers representing Nicolas Ullens of Schooten Whettnall admitted to the murder of Myriam Lechien in a press conference on Friday morning. They addressed various issues surrounding the case. The article is only available to subscribers. The picture featured in the article is of the lawyers of Nicolas Ullens urging the respect of the secrecy … Read more
The main defendants of the Brussels attacks have reconsidered their motivations for engaging in armed jihad and committing attacks in Europe, asserting their opposition to Daesh and the international coalition. The article is reserved for subscribers only, and the author, Louis Colart, is a journalist at the service of society. The defendants were given the … Read more
At the beginning of 2023, the population of the community center for dispossessed minors is at its lowest with only three young individuals. An article about this topic is only available for subscribers. The article features an image of the center with a description stating that it is located in Saint-Hubert, surrounded by woods, high … Read more
While 28 stores under the Lion’s own management were still closed on Wednesday, a Belgian union delegation tried to be heard by the shareholders of the parent company in the Netherlands. In vain. Article reserved for subscribers Journalist in the Economy department By Julien Bosseler and with Belga Published on 04/12/2023 at 20:30 Reading time: … Read more
The “police of police” is raising concerns about the use of coercion to subject defendants to daily strip searches in the trial of the March 22 attacks. The issue of forcing defendants to genuflect during the searches is particularly contentious, leading the justice system to rule against the practice twice. The police of police is … Read more