Public transport A train that had to leave Gent-Sint-Pieters towards Brussels on Wednesday morning was so full that the train conductor did not let the train leave. Only after a group of travelers had disembarked again did he give the green light. Due to an incident on the track, several trains from Ghent-Sint-Pieters to Brussels … Read more
Triangle is the representative of three-dimensional shape, and “Double Triangle” will perfectly interpret your personal silhouette. You Medical Beauty launches a new perfect three-dimensional facial contour concept called Double Triangle, which divides the face into a large triangle and a small triangle, and injects different hyaluronic acids locally to create a golden face proportion for … Read more
Cycling Not two out of two for Jasper Philipsen. Our compatriot crashed in the sprint of the third stage of Tirreno-Adriatico. Phil Bauhaus (Bahrain-Victorious) ultimately proved to be the strongest of the pack in the increasing final meters, ahead of Jonathan Milan. Juan Ayuso’s leadership position was not in danger. Philipsen was a little too … Read more
The Saudi actor, artist, and monologist, owner of the character “Umm Hadijan,” the artist Abdul Aziz Al-Hazza, died today, after a long artistic career that lasted more than 60 years. Abdulaziz Al-Hazza, a popular Saudi actor from Unayzah in Al-Qassim, was born on September 6, 1937. He moved to live in Kuwait in the sixties. … Read more
The police arrested nine new suspects on Monday who were allegedly involved in an attempt to rob a customs warehouse in Antwerp. They wanted to recover 10 tons of seized cocaine. These would be members of a second command. The foiled robbery of the customs warehouse in Antwerp dates back to October 17 last year. … Read more
Ostend/Oudenburg/Bruges/Knokke – Sports bags full of cash, luxury cars and even the IRA: the criminal file surrounding the Ostend twin brothers Peter and Rudolf Marchand reads like the script of a gangster film. The 71-year-old businessmen are said to have laundered no less than 120 million euros for Irish criminals in twelve years. But at … Read more
Antwerp – On the BBC Antiques roadshow, BBC One’s Between Art and Kitsch, a unique book emerged this week with 2,500 police photographs of refugees who arrived in Cardiff during the First World War. Among them are many Antwerp residents, who were often wrongly suspected of espionage by the police. “An interesting register, certainly representative … Read more
I’ve been itching for a long time and then, by the way, I had to talk about one of the notes about violators. Now we have a fully certified and reformed police force. And what do we see?The first thing I notice is that there is less and less order on the roads, there are … Read more
Spanish tennis player Rafael Nadal, who returned to the tennis courts after a year on Tuesday, spoke to El Pais about the rivalry he had with Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic for many years. The Spanish phenomenon and 22-time Grand Slam winner said on that occasion that matches against Federer evoked much more emotion in … Read more
Art is not something for adults. There are many children who still have fun drawing and painting in their free time and they will be the stars of the ‘Take it with art’ Christmas exhibition. Tomorrow the exhibition opens at the Muñoz Bar in Otegienea, at 6:00 p.m. “Art has no borders.” For this special … Read more