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- Citizen group wins air pollution case against Brussels region

- Retailers hope winter sales extension can help avoid disaster

- Exotic monkey on the loose in Zaventem

- Citizen group wins air pollution case against Brussels region

- Retailers hope winter sales extension can help avoid disaster

- Exotic monkey on the loose in Zaventem

Lock your liquor cabinet and hide the wine, Belgium’s dry month is at the door. It might at first seem unfair: You take away our friends, our cinemas, our haircuts … and now our beer? But Tournée Minérale is not meant to punish us or to deprive us, assures Tom Evenepoel of De Druglijn. Belgium’s alcohol-free month is meant to point out to us just how omnipresent drink is in our lives.

Lock your liquor cabinet and hide the wine, Belgium’s dry month is at the door. It might at first seem unfair: You take away our friends, our cinemas, our haircuts … and now our beer? But Tournée Minérale is not meant to punish us or to deprive us, assures Tom Evenepoel of De Druglijn. Belgium’s alcohol-free month is meant to point out to us just how omnipresent drink is in our lives.

Lock your liquor cabinet and hide the wine, Belgium’s dry month is at the door. It might at first seem unfair: You take away our friends, our cinemas, our haircuts … and now our beer? But Tournée Minérale is not meant to punish us or to deprive us, assures Tom Evenepoel of De Druglijn. Belgium’s alcohol-free month is meant to point out to us just how omnipresent drink is in our lives.

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