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Belgian shops no longer face mandatory rest day and can stay open longer

Belgian shops no longer face mandatory rest day and can stay open longer

The Belgian government has approved extended opening hours for shops, allowing them to remain open until 9:00 PM daily. Additionally, the mandatory weekly closing day will be abolished, with the new regulations expected to take effect before the summer.

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This is why you shouldn't play Risk with Wilders

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