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The 35 pages that link to Belgium, each with the reason it gives.

• BrusselsNarrower topic: Brussels is Belgium’s capital, while the country’s institutions are divided across linguistic communities and regions.

• NetherlandsCompared with: Its separation from the Netherlands followed the short-lived union created in 1815.

• FlandersNarrower topic: Flanders is one of Belgium’s three federal regions.

• Kingdom of the NetherlandsCompared with: Its federal structure contrasts with the kingdom’s constituent-country arrangement.

• BrugesNarrower topic: Bruges is one of Belgium’s principal historic cities and lies in its Dutch-speaking region.

• United Kingdom of the NetherlandsBroader topic: Its independence emerged from the kingdom’s secession crisis.

• Treaty of London (1839)Narrower topic: The treaty's guarantees and territorial provisions established the modern Belgian state.

• Brussels-Capital RegionNarrower topic: The region is one of Belgium’s three constituent regions.

• WalloniaNarrower topic: Wallonia is one of Belgium’s three regions, alongside Flanders and Brussels.

• LuxembourgRelated: The two countries share close cross-border ties and a common Benelux framework.

• United Nations Operation in the CongoRelated: Belgian troops and officials remained central to the crisis ONUC was sent to address.

• Austrian NetherlandsNarrower topic: The former Austrian Netherlands forms much of the territory of modern Belgium.

• Flemish BrabantNarrower topic: The province’s authority and borders sit within Belgium’s federal system.

• LiègeNarrower topic: Liège’s history and institutions are part of the Belgian state.

• Brussels sproutsRelated: The crop is named for Brussels, Belgium’s capital.

• Walloon BrabantNarrower topic: Walloon Brabant is one of Belgium’s ten provinces.

• Antwerp ProvinceNarrower topic: The province is a subnational unit within Belgium’s federal structure.

• Namur ProvinceNarrower topic: The province is one of Belgium’s ten provinces.

• East FlandersNarrower topic: East Flanders is one of Belgium’s ten provinces.

• Ghent UniversityNarrower topic: UGent’s institutional history is shaped by Belgium’s state and language policies.

• Katanga ProvinceRelated: Belgian economic and political interests strongly influenced Katanga’s colonial-era mining industry and secession.

• Liège ProvinceNarrower topic: The province's borders and powers are defined within Belgium's federal system.

• Low CountriesBroader topic: It is a constituent country with a distinct national history and multilingual society.

• AsteriornisRelated: The genus is known from fossils discovered in Belgium.

• Marc RichRelated: Rich was born in Antwerp before his family emigrated to the United States.

• SchaerbeekNarrower topic: Belgian federalism shapes the powers shared by the municipality and regional government.

• West FlandersNarrower topic: West Flanders is one of Belgium’s ten provinces.

• Anvers IslandRelated: The island’s name is the French form of Antwerp, a Belgian city.

• Caves of Han-sur-LesseNarrower topic: The Caves of Han are a notable karst site in Belgium’s Walloon Region.

• City of BrusselsNarrower topic: The municipality operates within Belgium’s federal system.

• Flemish Giant rabbitRelated: Belgian breeding history is central to accounts of the Flemish Giant's origins.

• Hubert Van InnisRelated: Van Innis represented Belgium in both of his Olympic appearances.

• One countryBroader topic: Its federal structure keeps distinct linguistic territories within one country.

• Raymond CeulemansNarrower topic: Belgium has a strong carom billiards tradition that shaped Ceulemans’s career.

• StromaeNarrower topic: Stromae’s career emerged from Belgium’s multilingual cultural setting.