Press release from the Belgian Debt Agency

In order to better protect citizens against online fraud, the Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium (CCB) is working with its partners on a joint methodology that will enable faster action to be taken against unreliable websites, thereby preventing new victims. As part of a new collaboration with the FPS Economy, this approach has already been applied to 30 websites, enabling almost 25,000 people to be warned in good time.

Press release from the Belgian Debt Agency

As the climate warms, extreme events are becoming more frequent and intense worldwide. But who will be most exposed in the decades ahead, and why? A new study by researchers at the Royal Meteorological Institute of Belgium (RMI), Ghent University, the University of Antwerp, and the University of Alabama answers this by comparing future exposure to four hazards: floods, heatwaves, droughts, and compound hot–dry events (when heat and dryness coincide). The study finds that people in lower-income...

The Belgian Debt Agency informs that the following 2 OLO lines will be auctioned on Friday 05 September 2025 for a maximum amount of EUR 500 million :

The EU is moving dangerously close to allowing wines with up to 6% alcohol to be qualified as ‘low-alcohol’. Belgium strongly opposes this. Such a qualifier misleads consumers, creates a false sense of safety and undermines public health objectives. ‘Reduced alcohol’ is the only fair, factual and consistent description, according to the Belgian Federal Public Service Health.

On 14 September, the FPS Chancellery of the Prime Minister will put Belgium in the spotlight in Japan during Belgian National Day at the Expo 2025 Osaka world exhibition, in collaboration with BelExpo and the Belgian pavilion. Belgian artists Mentissa and Helena will perform at the National Day Hall together with the Nishinomiya Boys and Girls Choir, composed of 100 Japanese children.

Press release from the Belgian Debt Agency

The Belgian Debt Agency informs that it has accepted bids for a total amount of EUR 2.723 billion, distributed into the following lines :