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Language Overview There are three official languages in Belgium: Belgian Dutch, French and German. In Flanders in the north of the country, Dutch (Flemish) is predominantly spoken (60%), while southern Wallonia is French-speaking (40%). Less than 1% of the Belgian population speaks German (predominantly in the Eupen region in the east end of the country). […]
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After the World War, Belgium was faced with the need for reconstruction: a part of the country had been reduced to a battlefield, the means of transport were disorganized, the industrial equipment systematically destroyed or plundered by the Germans. The arduous task was met with energy and successfully completed in a few years. On the […]
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HUMAN GEOGRAPHY The historical events then led, over the centuries to a growing prevalence of the Francophone culture, which, however, the residents of Flanders always opposed with determination, proving reluctant to undergo integration into a milieu cultural perceived as foreign. Since 1993 the Federal Constitution establishes the coexistence of the two ethnic groups in the country. Currently […]
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