Belgium

Luxemburg is to the south of Belgium, as is France which is also to the west of Belgium.

The North Sea

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The North Sea borders Belgium only on the west. Belgium is part of the continent of Europe and is not surrounded by water.

Yes, Brussels does have a red light district very similar to Amsterdam in appearance located one block north of Brussels Nord train station. It only encompasses one long street, as opposed to Amsterdam's labrynth of alleys and canals filled with windowgirls. A standard 'session' costs €40 in Brussels, compared to €50 in Amsterdam.

It's the capital of a country called Belgium.

The official language of people in Belgium is Dutch. People also speak the French and German languages throughout the country.

they do so much one thing the love to do is fence and relax with a good game on volaskala

Belgium is located in Western Europe.
Belgium is in Western Europe.

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yes you do need a visa , i travell thru there all the time ,, it suck ,, always wanna pop out for a smoke or a shag , but no you can not obtain a day pass

Belgium is located on the European continent.

No it isn't. There were not enough black people in our country (it was a close call tho) so Africa refused our admittance and they cramped us between Holland, Germany, France and some cold sea.

Mind you Belgium used to rule a large chunk of Africa called the Belgium Congo ( now Zaire, Democratic republic of Congo etc..) about 100 times its own size.

There isn't a river running on the border and separating separating France and Belgium, but there are several rivers flowing from France and into Belgium: Yser, Escaut (called Schelde in Belgium), and the Meuse river.

There is no country. They are separated by the English Channel, a body of water. But there is the principality of Sealand, a separate (though largely unrecognized) entity which left the U.K. in the 1960s. It has a royal family, its' own money, passports, and it's a spy platform from WWII.

Belgium is a country that is officially known as the Kingdom of Belgium. It is located in Western Europe and is a federal monarchy. The slogan, or motto, for Belgium is "Eendracht maakt, macht", which means Strength Through Unity.

Lille, one of the biggest French cities, is very close to the Belgian border. But even closer are Roubaix and Tourcoing.

The Battle of Borodino.
They used the tactics of scorched earth. And that rusland was very big. They set fire to their capital after napoleon marched in ther. And they used the harsh winter.

North of Belgium, so in Dutch : Ik houd van je

South of Belgium, in French : Je t'aime

its been by chocolate!

Although Belgium tried to remain neutral, they were invaded and conquered by Germany in May 1940. Belgian expats then formed a government in exile in London, and raised army and air force units trained and equiped by Britain.

This government in exile was considered the defacto legitimate government of Belgium and assume control of Belgium when it was liberated in 1944, pending the first postwar electiion.

They are sometimes called the Low Countriesbecause their elevation is so low

Yes, Belgium's economy is a form of capitalism.

King Albert II, and Queen Paola.

They do what we do

18 years of age, unless, and this is as i know of only in the state of Ohio, if you are in your home and under the supervision of your parents, at least 13 you can drink. But this is a statuate that isn't very well known, u might have to educate the police.

22yrs Old ..legal

Well, here's what I understand about the Belgian government;

Belgium always ended up being the victims of imperialism, and so was always at war. Then they decided that they wanted independence, so Belgium was born. However, b/c of the wars, there were different cultures within one country (French, Dutch, & German.) So to cater to them, 3 new separate governments were formed which each control 1 of the 3 regions in Belgium & have just as much power as the central Belgian government. They are Flanders (Dutch), Brussels (French & Dutch), and Wallonia (French.) The German speaking people are a minority, so they don't get a region, and that's where 3 other governments come in. These are called the "commmunities" which are French, Dutch, & German. Their governments can only assist the people who are of that identity, and whose region identifies as well. Ex. The French community in Wallonia can't help the 300,000 French people in Flanders b/c that's a Dutch region. (I have to answer in 2 answers, see discussion)