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NMBS/SNCB is the national railway company of Belgium, providing passenger rail services throughout the country and to international destinations. It operates trains, manages stations, and maintains rail infrastructure to connect Belgian cities and towns.

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Everything that new with NMBS

NMBS Exhibition to showcase everyday essentials and home improvement products - Torque Expo

24-03-2026

NMBS Confirms Return of All-Industry Conference in 2026 - Insight DIY

25-02-2026

Three-day national train strike to take place next month - The Brussels Times

26-02-2026

Belgian railway workers to hold new strike on March 9-11 - Anadolu Ajansı

25-02-2026

What to expect at the NMBS Exhibition 2026 - Builders' Merchants News

17-03-2026

Three days of strike action on the railways next month - VRT

25-02-2026

Belgian rail passengers to endure three more days of strikes in March - Travel Tomorrow

02-03-2026

Everything we know about the strikes hitting Belgium next week - The Brussels Times

06-03-2026

Even when there is a strike you have a right to compensation if your train is delayed - VRT

15-03-2026

Brussels-Antwerp rail traffic suspended due to accident - The Brussels Times

03-03-2026

3-day rail strike under way: 7 out of 10 IC trains running today and Tuesday - VRT

09-03-2026

Gent-Sint-Pieters station closes entry tunnel on Monday - The Brussels Times

15-03-2026

Brussels-Midi evacuated after suspect packages found in station - The Brussels Times

24-03-2026

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