Terms of use

1. Purpose

These terms govern access to and use of the website b24news-agency.be. By browsing the website, you accept these terms.

2. Access to the website

The website is free to access. The publisher may suspend or change access, for example for maintenance, without notice or compensation.

3. Use of content

Content is intended for personal, non-commercial use. Without written permission, the following are prohibited in particular: reproducing or republishing articles, photos or videos; automated or systematic extraction of content (bots, scraping), including to train artificial intelligence systems; any use that harms the image or interests of B24 News Agency. Sharing a link to an article is always allowed.

4. Messages and contributions

When you send us a message, information, a press release or a comment, you guarantee that you are entitled to do so and that its content is not unlawful, defamatory or in breach of third-party rights. You allow the newsroom to use it in the course of its journalistic work. The newsroom is free to decide whether to publish, summarise or verify any information received, and protects its sources in accordance with the Belgian Act of 7 April 2005. Comments may be moderated or removed if they are abusive, hateful, discriminatory, promotional or off-topic.

5. Advertising and sponsored content

The website may display advertising. Any content produced in partnership or for payment is clearly labelled as such. For enquiries, use the contact form.

6. External links

The website contains links to other websites. The publisher is not responsible for their content or practices.

7. Liability

The publisher makes every effort to provide reliable and up-to-date information but cannot guarantee it is error-free. It cannot be held liable for any damage resulting from use of the website or inability to access it, except in the case of gross or intentional misconduct.

8. Personal data

The processing of your data is described in our privacy policy and cookie policy.

9. Changes and governing law

The publisher may change these terms at any time; the online version prevails. They are governed by Belgian law and any dispute falls under the jurisdiction of the courts of Brussels.

Last updated: 29 October 2026