According to the Belgian news site 'L'Avenir' a major drug inspection took place at the Belgian-Luxembourg border overnight from Thursday to Friday a BMW broke through a roadblock set up by Belgian customs and police along the N81 between Arlon and Messancy just a few kilometres from the Luxembourgish border The four people in the car fled towards Aubange in Belgium where they abandoned the vehicle on Avenue de la Gare after the vehicle was stopped using a spike strip The police searched the BMW and found it loaded with explosives and a portion of the neighbourhood was evacuated The explosives were then safely detonated in a nearby forest in Athus Three suspects were apprehended on Friday morning as reported by the mayor of Aubange to the Belgian news site '7sur7' The dates displayed for an article provide information on when various publication milestones were reached at the journal that has published the article activities on preceding journals at which the article was previously under consideration are not shown (for instance submission All content on this site: Copyright © 2025 Elsevier B.V. a Belgian company specialising in the development and financing of utility-scale battery energy storage parks in launching ESTOR-LUX II—a 100 MW / 270 MWh battery energy storage park in Aubange Belgium—scheduled to be operational by autumn 2026 The project recently began construction and is located in the industrial zone of Aubange ESTOR-LUX II is over ten times the size of ESTOR-LUX I Belgium’s first large-capacity battery storage park developed by the same consortium This €124 million project is backed by a consortium composed of BSTOR (75%) and is financed 65% through non-recourse debt provided by KBC ESTOR-LUX II will consist of 70 lithium-ion battery containers The park will provide essential grid flexibility to accommodate the increasing share of renewable energy and will be operated in the market by energy supplier Eneco Stibbe provided comprehensive legal support to BSTOR on all development aspects of the project For further details, please consult our client’s press release non dimenticare di aggiornare il tuo browserScarica qui sotto l'ultima versione About us Affiliates Shop Locator Gaming Hall Work for Ladbrokes.be Blog Cookie Policy Privacy Policy Responsible Gambling General Conditions Sports Rulebook Sports Betting Formula 1 Football Betting Tennis Betting Handball Betting Basketball Betting Golf Betting Volleyball Betting American Football Betting Cycling Betting Fight Betting Hockey Betting Rugby Betting Snooker Betting Motorsport Betting Tabletennis Betting Virtual Betting Premier League Betting Serie A Betting La Liga Betting Ligue 1 Betting Jupiler Pro League Betting Croky Cup Betting Bundesliga Betting International Football Betting UEFA league Betting Bet on the FIFA World Cup How to bet on Sports How to bet on Football How to bet on Basketball How to bet on Formula 1 How to bet on Tennis Bet on the UEFA European Championship How to bet on Golf How to bet on Cycling How to bet on Champions League Bet on the Olympics How to bet on Horse Racing How to bet on PMU How to bet on Tiercé, Quarté, Quinté How to bet on Turf Horse Racing About us | Advertise with us | Contact us Posted: 19 July 2017 | | No comments yet With the commissioning of the Bettembourg – Thionville – Uckange border section and the Mont Saint-Martin – Aubange – Rodange triangle an important step in the deployment of ETCS on the Antwerp – Basel section of Rail Freight Corridor (RFC) North Sea – Mediterranean has been achieved Both sides of the border on the Bettembourg – Thionville – Uckange section was simultaneously put in service by CFL Infrastructure and SNCF Réseau Since the annual service started in December 2016, commercial passenger trains have been running daily on this section, exclusively in ETCS though this is also available for freight trains whose locomotives are appropriately equipped and authorised The border section of Aubange (BE) – Rodange (LUX) became operational in December 2016 and the complete commissioning of the Mont Saint-Martin – Aubange – Rodange triangle between Belgium Luxembourg and France followed in March 2017 The implementation of ETCS on these border points represents an important symbolic step in the deployment of the European control and command system on the Antwerp-Basel route (one of the main axes of Rail Freight Corridor North Sea – Mediterranean) and was made possible thanks to co-financing by the European Commission ERTMS is already in service on the main sections in Belgium and Luxembourg and deployment works are under way on the French side and in Belgium This step, initiated in 2007 with the creation of the ERTMS Corridor C (which has since become part of the Rail Freight Corridor North Sea – Mediterranean) is essential for the establishment of an interoperable European network With the equipment of border points in ERTMS the main objective is to ensure the interoperability of the train control system The long-term plan is that locomotives equipped and duly authorised will be able to use only one signalling system The completion of the whole route is planned for December 2020 and it will be the first fully equipped ERTMS route between four countries in Europe By No comments yet All subscriptions include online membership giving you access to the journal and exclusive content By By Comment * document.getElementById("comment").setAttribute( "id" "a6d04d3ce54941573a4ec8f74e4de7ff" );document.getElementById("j0f0bb4fb4").setAttribute( "id" Write for us | Advertise with us Global Railway Review is published by: Russell Publishing Ltd.Court LodgeHogtrough HillBrasted © Russell Publishing Limited Website development by e-Motive Media Limited Belgium is famous for its beef fat fried pommes frites and the top of the crop is sold not in the capital Brussels but right on the border with Luxembourg Website “www.les-friteries.com” has published the top 50 best chip shops in Belgium near Pétange on the Luxembourg side of the border Fryers sizzle away from Tuesday to Sunday for lunch and dinner the shop looks like a normal snack bar and the inside is also rather simple You can eat practically anything that can be deep-fried here 1 / 8Bryan's has everything you need in a deep fryer © Photo credit: Marc Wilwert2 / 8The finished fries are ready for the hungry customers © Photo credit: Marc Wilwert3 / 8The result is golden brown and crispy - just the way fries should be © Photo credit: Marc Wilwert4 / 8Fries without end so that everyone gets their fill © Photo credit: Marc Wilwert5 / 8The sign on the counter invites customers to order © Photo credit: Marc Wilwert6 / 8Plenty of fries for hungry guests © Photo credit: Marc Wilwert7 / 8Plenty of fries for hungry customers © Photo credit: Marc Wilwert8 / 8The menu includes not only fries but also burgers and salads © Photo credit: Marc WilwertSnack with traditionAccording to a document from 1781 the preparation of fries has been practised for more than 100 years in what is now Belgium which at the time was part of the Austrian Netherlands The potato itself only arrived in the territory of present-day Belgium in 1709 Even if the date 1781 is correct - rather than urban myth - the first fries probably resembled fried potatoes more than today’s cult snack one of the oldest surviving recipes dates back to 1845 giving rise to a number of myths surrounding the crispy export hit that is now revered and eaten all over the world If Aubange isn’t to your taste - or you find yourself in front of closed doors on a Monday - there is another option The eighth place for the best chip shop in Belgium went to Friterie Dewit in Athus which has been in business since 1946 and family-owned since 1983 This chip shop is open every day of the week (This story was first published in the Luxemburger Wort. It has been translated and edited by Cordula Schnuer.) 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According to police, she was found "with multiple stab wounds." The circumstances surrounding her death are yet to be confirmed. Athus is part of the community of Aubange, located two kilometres from the Luxembourg border.