Brussels Daily Press Review â 2026-06-23

Brussels Daily Press Review â 2026-06-23
TL;DR
Main Brussels stories today:
- Youri Tielemans says qualification is now the priority.
- Bilal Haddouche, convicted of attempted murder in Anderlecht, is actively wanted.
- The Wallonia-Brussels Federation debt agency warns of a worrying trend.
- A heatwave is bringing temperatures described as abnormal, with questions over how high they will rise.
đ€ïž Weather
Brussels: misty, +19°C.
Politics
Keir Starmer has announced his resignation as UK prime minister.
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Transport
Regional transport plans are lagging, with wide differences between Brussels communes.
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Brexit remains an open wound for businesses, with lasting effects also felt in Brussels.
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EU/International
The person credited with inventing the word âBrexitâ reflects on its bittersweet legacy.
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Society
Youri Tielemans says the most important objective now is qualification.
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Bilal Haddouche, convicted of attempted murder in Anderlecht, is actively being sought.
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The Wallonia-Brussels Federation debt agency is sounding the alarm over what it calls a worrying trend.
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A heatwave is bringing temperatures considered abnormal, raising questions about how high the thermometer will climb.
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A 230-place accommodation centre will open in Uccle in July.
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- Un centre dâhĂ©bergement de 230 places sâinstallera en juillet Ă Uccle - BX1
- Uccle will host asylum centre for 230 people - Brussels Times
The inquiry commission into the Foyer anderlechtois is facing questions over what is happening inside its proceedings.
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Economy & Labour
Tuesdayâs Brussels public sector strike is part of a wider Europe-wide action.
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