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The Bulletin was a great place to be as a young journalist totally new to Brussels (and not just for the legendary Christmas parties).
I moved from London to Brussels to join the Bulletin team in late summer 1998 and “Is there a Belgian angle?” became my reflex question for the next five years.
Cigarette vending machines are to be banned everywhere bar supermarkets, following a new measure introduced by Belgian health minister Frank Vandenbroucke.
When I joined, the sub-editors were under the editorial direction of Matthew Davis (production editor), Ben Tarring (deputy editor) and Brigid Grauman (editor-in-chi
I’d lived in Brussels for a while when I started at The Bulletin, and had read the magazine avidly when looking for temping jobs and trying to make sense of this strange country I had mov
The Bulletin’s 60-year history divides into two distinct periods – BC and AC: Before Corelio and After Corelio.
I joined The Bulletin in 1989, after living in Amsterdam for 10 years. Brussels seemed a quiet, rather old-fashioned city with ancient trams, smoke-filled bars and horrendous traffic.
The proportion of people working from home almost doubled between 2018 and 2022, according to a report by SPF Mobilité.
King Philip and Queen Mathilde of Belgium are attending Monday's state funeral of Queen Elizabeth II in London .
