EU’s Strategic Committee on Immigration meets in Brussels to fine-tune Pact implementation
Brussels Airport warns of parking shortages as autumn holiday rush peaks
Fedasil to deactivate 560 places for unaccompanied minors, putting 53 Brussels jobs at risk
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Belgium and Türkiye sign 2027-28 police cooperation plan that prioritises extraditions and migration control
Belgium and Türkiye have concluded a 2027-28 police cooperation plan that focuses on extraditions, information-sharing on organised crime and joint action against irregular migration. The deal also pilots faster visa pre-clearance for Turkish work-permit holders, which could shorten processing times for business travellers. It signals closer ties ahead of Belgium’s EU presidency in 2027 and offers multinationals a clearer compliance framework.
Multiple Countries Issue Fresh Travel Warnings for Belgium amid Europe-wide Unrest
The U.S., Canada, Australia, Iran and 13 other governments have updated travel warnings for Belgium in response to violent protests across Europe. The advisories urge travellers to avoid demonstrations and prepare for security checks and transport delays, prompting multinational firms to review duty-of-care and scheduling. Although no formal restrictions are in place, the move could raise insurance costs and complicate short-term assignments.
Brussels Airport issues holiday-rush advisory: parking capacity limited until 22 October
Brussels Airport has flagged a shortage of parking spaces during the autumn holiday rush and recommends public transport or pre-booked parking through 22 October. The advisory affects business travellers and assignees departing from Belgium’s main hub and underscores the need to allow additional ground-travel time.
StrikeTracker: Belgium forecasts strike-free month, easing travel and posting plans
StrikeTracker’s 21 October bulletin shows no planned transport strikes in Belgium for the coming 30 days. The strike-free window should simplify travel and assignment logistics, although mobility managers are advised to keep real-time alerts active.