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Protesters draw ‘red line’ in Brussels over Gaza war

Tens of thousands marched through Brussels on Sunday in the “Red Line for Gaza” protest, demanding tougher EU sanctions on Israel and recognition of Palestine.

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It comes days after Belgium announced it would impose sanctions against Israel and recognise Palestine at the UN General Assembly later this month, protest organisers say this is the result of public pressure, and urge demonstrators to keep taking to the streets.

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Farmers protest in Brussels against EU-Mercosur trade deal

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Farmers rally in Brussels over agricultural funding concerns

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Brussels cracks down on illegal tourist rentals amid housing crisis

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