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The plan to close Brussels' downtown core around the Bourse and Place De Brouckere is attracting as many ideas as criticism as to how best to make it work.
It’s almost an insult that the French organisers of the Salon du Chocolat waited so long to bring the world’s biggest chocolate fair to Brussel
The Brussels agency for the homeless, Samusocial, was able to open its doors to 200 extra people seeking a bed last night, after federal asylum minister Maggie De Block opened up a new building as
Brussels local transport company STIB/MIVB has announced its plans to hire 1,000 new employees this year.
The growing issue of homelessness in Brussels is becoming more political by the day as the country’s politicians exchange barbs on how to solve the problem and on whom to place the blame.
The cultural centrepiece of the Hellenic presidency of the Council of the European Union is the wide-ranging exhibition Nautilus: Navi
The Museum of the City of Brussels is preparing to launch an exhibition to mark the beginning of First World War, but with a different approach than other centenary events around Belgium, and Euro
The Brussels taxi-share scheme Collecto carried a record number of passengers in 2013, according to the region’s transport minister Brigitte Grouwels.
The curtain closed on the 92nd edition of the Brussels Motor Show Sunday night, bringing to an end 10 days of showcasing the latest vehicles to hit the market.
