Belgium

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  Jewish museum in Brussels to reopen after gunman shot four people

  9 Sep 2014: Museum will open doors in message of defiance against 'brutes' and under tight security following attack in May

• Jewish museum shooting suspect 'is Islamic State torturer'

  6 Sep 2014:

  French journalist Nicolas Hénin describes beatings of Syrian prisoners while he was held captive by Mehdi Nemmouche

• Pierre Ryckmans obituary

  28 Aug 2014: Expert on China who dared to criticise Mao's cultural revolution and the gullibility of western sinophiles

• Five reasons Belgium has the worst traffic in Europe

  28 Aug 2014: Brussels hosts the giant bureaucracy of the EU ... yet its roads are the most congested in Europe. Laurent Vermeersch reports on what Belgium is doing so wrong

• Sport picture of the day: Hamilton and Rosberg go tyre to tyre

  Picture, 24 Aug 2014:

  Is this the moment a championship is decided? At the Belgian Grand Prix the world championship leader Nico Rosberg clips rival Lewis Hamilton's rear tyre trying to overtake and loses some of his car. Hamilton eventually retired and Rosberg ended up on the podium after finishing second in the race

• First world war centenary commemorations – in pictures

  23 Aug 2014: Historical society members, city officials and the public gather for the commemorations in Mons. Today is the 100th anniversary of the first time British forces clashed with the German 1st army

• Photo highlights of the day

  15 Aug 2014: The Guardian’s picture editors bring you a selection of the best photographs from around the world
  

• From the archive, 8 August 1973: British eurocrats told not to tell 'shaggy dog stories'

  8 Aug 2014:

  Originally published in the Guardian on 8 August 1973:A pocket guide on the inner workings of the EEC contains a list of do's and don'ts for civil servants off to Brussels

• First world war's bloodlines still colour Europe, Middle East and Africa today

  5 Aug 2014: It's easy to think of the 'great war' as one of distant, inscrutable times and yet its legacy looms over many current conflicts

• The Guardian view on the first world war commemorations

  5 Aug 2014: Editorial: Where was the great historic statement that the people of this and other countries abhor the prospect of war in Europe?

• Europe's leaders hail ties of peace as they mark first world war centenary

  4 Aug 2014: German president Joachim Gauck denounces country's invasion of Belgium as tribute is paid to suffering of millions

• First world war ceremonies 'bear testimony to power of reconciliation'

  4 Aug 2014: Prince William honours Belgians amid global tributes to millions who died in the years after war broke out 100 years ago today

• Mons prepares to mark centenary at place where first and last British soldiers fell

  3 Aug 2014: Kevin McKenna makes an emotional journey to Belgium's Saint-Symphorien military graves, the final resting place of both British and German dead

• The western front in 1917-1919 and now – interactive

  1 Aug 2014: Bomb damage in Paris, the Meuse-Argonne offensive by US troops, the destruction of Ypres and the creation of the Cenotaph in London ... archive photographs of significant events of the first world war in Belgium, France, Ireland and England are matched with the locations today

• Spain's newspaper publishers put their faith in 'Google tax' law

  29 Jul 2014:

  But will it really work as they want it?

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