← Back to Blog

Brussels Daily Press Review — 2026-09-14

Brussels Daily Press Review — 2026-09-14

Fog today in Brussels: even the new night train to Milan may need a waffle-shaped GPS.

TL;DR

Main Brussels stories today:

  • The Interior Minister wants to expand army patrols to Brussels drug hotspots.
  • A swastika was tagged on a mosque in Laeken.
  • Two women were found dead in Anderlecht.
  • Brussels families have joined a lawsuit against a flight path they say is harmful.

🌤️ Weather

🌫️ Fog in Brussels today — between 16°C and 24°C (now 16°C).

Interior Minister wants army patrols expanded to Brussels drug hotspots

The Interior Minister wants to expand army patrols to Brussels drug hotspots. The proposal targets areas affected by drug-related insecurity in the capital.

Source:

Swastika tagged on Laeken mosque prompts call for police protection

A swastika was tagged on a mosque in Laeken. Ridouane Chahid asked for immediate police protection for mosques after the incident.

Sources:

Two women found dead in Anderlecht

Two women were found dead in Anderlecht. No further details were provided in the available items.

Source:

Brussels families join lawsuit over harmful flight path

Brussels families have joined a lawsuit against a flight path they say is harmful. The case adds a Brussels residents’ angle to the dispute over aircraft noise and routes.

Source:

First section of Brussels C223 bicycle highway is completed

The first section of the Brussels C223 bicycle highway has been completed. The project adds new cycling infrastructure for mobility in and around the capital.

Source:

A new overnight rail connection now links Brussels and Milan. The route gives Brussels residents another long-distance train option to Italy.

Source:

Teachers to protest Thursday in Liège over Wallonia-Brussels cuts

Teachers are set to demonstrate this Thursday in Liège against savings measures decided in the Wallonia-Brussels Federation. The protest concerns education policy affecting the French-speaking community, including Brussels schools.

Source: