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From dreamlike cherry blossom and the blaze of colourful tulips to plant fairs for green-fingered gardeners, Belgium boasts seasonal festivals and fairs all around the country.
Suicide prevention charity Darkness Into Light Belgium is counting down to its annual walk on 9 May whe
A new e-book tells the harrowing story of what is, arguably, one of the lesser known stories of World War Two.
Co-habiting in Brussels as expats raises a number of key legal questions. The implications differ between a de facto relationship, legal cohabitation and marriage, in terms of taxation, estate, in
The emergence of new sectarian and cult trends in Belgium includes virtual, social media and health-related platforms, according to the latest report by the Centre of study and advice on harmful s
In this first of a two-part essay, David Simpson reflects on growing up as an American child in Brussels during the transformative decades of the 1960s and 1970s.
It is fair to say – and when put to him, he does not disagree – that Tim Mielants seems to be one of cinema’s great observers.
New stricter national drink driving regulations have been introduced to harmonise rules and further deter motorists from driving under the influence.
Built as a symbol of peace, democratic cooperation and scientific optimism for Expo 58, Brussels’ iconic landmark is celebrating 20 years since a major renovation project transformed the visitor e
