Brussels: Europe and the Arabs
After riots on Sunday night following the World Cup soccer match between Belgium and Morocco, the cities of Brussels, Antwerp, Liege and Ghent knew calm again in Antwerp. Local police in Antwerp, in the north of the country, said dozens of rioters who had been arrested had been released.
The police said that all those arrested were held in administrative detention on charges of disturbing public order. They were therefore allowed to return home later in the evening, after calm and stability returned. But the police said, "Their arrest may have legal consequences at a later time.
There were also many riots and arrests in Brussels last night. Dozens of people were arrested administratively and one person judicially. Brussels police said the latter has now been transferred to the Brussels prosecutor's office.
And the Belgian media was interested in what it described as amazing pictures from Brussels: football fans extinguishing fires and clearing the streets after the passage of hooligans, and the Belgian media said that some football fans cleared the street after the passage of the hooligans. They also put out a fire. Videos of a Belgian activist were posted on Instagram