AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCybersecurity: An unpatched Broadcom Wi-Fi flaw could let attackers within range take control of routers supplied by Orange Belgium and Proximus, without a password. No fix has been deployed, the researcher says. Jobs: Unions have blockaded GSK sites in Wavre and Rixensart over plans to cut 1,217 Belgian jobs; they have also filed notice of an indefinite strike. Protests: Education and cost-of-living demonstrations turned violent in Brussels and Liège, with about 200 arrests reported nationwide and 45 in Liège, including 12 minors. Local services: Molenbeek plans to cut seven posts at two employment and training agencies after subsidy losses. Travel: Brussels Airport expects more than 1.7 million passengers over the autumn school holidays and advises travellers to arrive early amid busy flights and lengthy waits for some non-EU passengers.
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