Retried for a murder, Omar Ettaleb, 35, a Moroccan sentenced to life in prison in October 2023 by default for committing a murder to carry out a theft against Ilyas Kosker, a 44-year-old Liège resident whose body was found in the province of Luxembourg, makes serious accusations against the lawyers who defended him in his first trial.
The Liège court has sentenced a septuagenarian couple and their son of Moroccan origin to six-month suspended prison sentences for social fraud. Originally from Dison, Belgium, they unduly received the Guaranteed Income for the Elderly (GRAPA) for several years, while residing mostly in Morocco.
At Charleroi Airport, the Belgian customs officers made a rather surprising discovery in the suitcase of a Dutchman arriving from Morocco.
Omar Ettaleb, 34, a Moroccan sentenced to life imprisonment in October 2023 by default for committing a murder to ensure a theft against Ilyas Kosker, a 44-year-old man from Liège whose body was found in the province of Luxembourg, will be retried in a trial on Wednesday before the Liège Assize Court.
After the United States, Israel, France and Germany, Belgium is clearly very close to recognizing Morocco’s sovereignty over the Sahara.
Attacked with a knife during the pro-Palestinian demonstration organized on Sunday in Brussels, Anas S., 22, claims from his hospital bed that he knows the instigator of this attack.
TotalEnergies, a client of IKANBI Belgium for seven years, has announced its decision not to renew its contract with the Liège call center, following an international tender. As of January 1, 2026, French-language calls will be handled by telephone operators from Morocco. A measure that risks putting 163 IKANBI employees out of work.
Arrested last weekend, Adil B.H alias adil.gofast, a famous Moroccan influencer, who filmed himself driving supercars at over 250 km/h, regained his freedom on Monday. But he will still have to answer for offenses related to the sequences he posted on his social networks, as well as his repeated provocations towards the Belgian justice system in his videos.
Belgium is tightening the conditions for family reunification. A measure that will affect the many Moroccans residing in this country.
Imad B., a Moroccan drug trafficker convicted in early December 2022 in Anderlecht, would have continued to manage his cannabis and cocaine trafficking from his cell. He would even have tried to take control of other drug dealing points and ordered an assassination.
The mayor of Molenbeek, Saliha Raïss, described the security situation in Brussels as "worrying", as reported on Tuesday by the King’s Prosecutor, Julien Moinil, who mentioned the violence linked to drug trafficking.
Around ten people gathered on Tuesday in front of the Fedasil center in Anderlecht, in support of Mohamed, a 13-year-old with severe disabilities, threatened with expulsion with his family.