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Belgian Pie-Throwing Provocateur Noël Godin, Who Targeted Elites, Dies at 80
Noël Godin, the Belgian prankster famous for pie-throwing protests against the powerful, has died at 80.
Tag: Belgium
Education
Ghent University Suspends Professor Over Plagiarism Allegations
Ghent University suspends Professor Nathan Cofnas amid plagiarism allegations, initiating a formal investigation into the claims.
Infrastructure
Belgian Renovation Unearths Buried Gold Worth Millions
A construction worker's drill unearthed $10 million in gold beneath a former Belgian brewery, sparking a search for its owners.
Crime
NATO Intern Arrested in Belgium on Suspicion of Spying for Foreign Power
A Canadian intern at NATO's military headquarters in Belgium has been arrested on suspicion of spying for a foreign power.
Culture
US Independence Fireworks Damage Historic Belgian Museum
US Independence Day fireworks leave black marks on a historic museum in Brussels, Belgium, confirmed by the American ambassador.
News
Iran’s World Cup Squad Leaves Locker Room Message of Steadfast Spirit
Iran's World Cup team left a message of enduring national spirit in their locker room after a draw with Belgium.
Business
Belgium’s Fry Capital Faces Glut as Potato Surplus Hits Exports
Belgium's record potato harvest creates a surplus, compounded by US tariffs and Asian competition, impacting its famed fry industry.
News
Belgian Train Collides with Minibus Carrying Schoolchildren
A train collided with a minibus carrying schoolchildren in Belgium, prompting a strong reaction from officials.