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International News Brief: EU trade commissioner calls for US prosecutors to stop targeting online gambling companies with links to Europe.

Research and Markets has announced the addition of Belgian and Dutch Gambling Markets to their offering.

The consulting firm MECN’s new study “The Belgian and Dutch Gambling Markets” analyses both markets in detail.

International news brief: The European Union has accepted a US deal which will keep continental gambling and betting companies out of the lucrative American market.

International News Brief: European trade chief says US should let foreign companies into its online gaming market, instead of trying to compensate for shutting them out.

A WTO Internet gaming case that is threatening a major trade clash betweenthe US and the European Union will be the subject of a forum Wednesday sponsored by the Centre for the New Europe.

International News Brief: Belgium's Gaming Commission took Unibet.com to task Wednesday over allowing gamblers to try wager on when the country's political crisis might come to an end.

GTECH Corporation has been selected to provide 600 Imagine terminals to Loterie Nationale of Belgium, a state-owned company that administers and operates national lottery games in Belgium.

asy Computing today announced an agreement with Poker Academy, the leading Texas Holdem poker software developer, to publish "Poker Academy Texas Holdem" for the PC in Belgium and the Netherlands.

International News Brief: The European Commission said it is prepared to target more EU member states deemed to be stifling competition in the sports gambling sector.

International News Brief: The detention of the heads of an Austrian online gambling company by French authorities has raised the stakes in a Europe-wide battle between lucrative state-sponsored betting monopolies and their upstart rivals on the Internet.

International News Brief: In July, New York-based Steven Holl Architects won a competition to restore and expand the Albert Place Casino in Knokke-Heist, Belgium.

International News Brief: The European Commission proposed widening the net to catch money launderers and terrorists with new transaction reporting rules for casinos and other businesses beyond the banking system.