A newsroom that won’t list its mistakes is a newsroom you can’t trust. This page logs every substantive correction Belgium Impulse has made since launch, with enough detail to re-verify the change yourself.
Every substantive correction is logged here with the article slug, the original text, the corrected text, and the date. We do not silently edit. Typos and broken links are fixed without an entry; factual errors, mis-attributions and significant updates get a corrections row.
We would rather correct quickly and tag the change than wait to draft the perfect note. If you flag an error, expect acknowledgement the same day during European business hours; a fix follows once the newsroom has verified the report.
A correction on the English version of an article is mirrored to its FR / NL / ES translations on the same day, keeping every language version aligned. A correction in any language flows back to the base article.
When a correction stems from a source error, the source link stays in the article’s sources popup so readers can verify what changed. Removing a source would defeat the purpose of having one.
An article published on 12 July 2026 misidentified the Wimbledon champion as 'Nadia Noskova' and described her as Belgian. The champion is Linda Nosková, of Czechia (verified against the official Wimbledon draw). The article also included claims about planned charitable activity that were not supported by its sources. The article and its translations were withdrawn on 16 July 2026.
Include the article URL or slug, the passage that’s wrong, and — if you have it — a primary source we can verify against. The newsroom address goes to a real person; corrections take priority over every other inbox.