Mariana Alfaro is a reporter for The Washington Post's breaking political news team. Previously, she co-anchored Post Politics Now. Mariana joined The Post in 2019 as a researcher for the Daily 202.

Belgium’s King Philippe, center front, and new Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever, front center left, pose with ministers after a swearing in ceremony for the new government at the Royal Palace in ...

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RSC garment factory safety programme in Bangladesh is accused of declining oversight and putting lives at risk ...

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CISA adds four new vulnerabilities to its catalog, urging agencies to remediate risks. Learn about the latest exploits and ...

IT leaders warn AI is driving up cybersecurity costs, while hackers show little interest in AI for attacks, focusing instead ...

In 1986, Congress amended the Uniform Time Act, changing the beginning of Daylight Saving Time from last Sunday in April to the first Sunday in April, and having the end remain the last Sunday in ...

In the women’s pole vault, Great Britain’s world indoor champion Molly Caudery will open her season in a clash against Canada ...

An IMF team led by Jean-François Dauphin visited Brussels to conduct the 2025 Article IV consultation with Belgium. The mission’s discussions (January 22-February 3) took place before the formation of ...

Dubai chocolate became a viral sensation in 2023, but also very hard to find. Now it appears to be available at Costco. But ...

Police are chasing two suspects who fled into Brussels’ metro tunnels following a shooting in the Belgian capital, according to officials. Authorities were first called to Clemenceau train ...