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’Tis the season again. Some people enjoy being “festive”; for others it’s a chore.
The Brussels Jazz Orchestra (BJO) have been nominated for two Grammy Awards for their latest CD Wild Beauty.
Crossing any major road on foot in Brussels can be risky at the best of times.
Another work by the artist, whose real name Georges Rémi, also fetched six figures: a series of six panels in Indian ink from the Tintin album Prisoners of the Sun
Last spring, Unizo, the organisation that represented the self-employed and small businesses in Flanders, launched the Handmade in Belgium (HIB) labels, awarding one designer in every Flemish prov
Police said they were investigating, but so far they have no leads other than blood stains left behind by one of the men when he apparently injured himself on broken glass.
A previously proposed line between the airport and Tervuren and another linking Brussels and Ninove have been shelved.
The Flemish socialist party wants to turn Brussels’ main thoroughfares into one-way streets to ease the city’s chronic traffic congestion and make it more liveable.
The prefect of the Rive Gauche Athenaeum in Laeken in Brussels has been suspended following incidents last week when three teachers were hospitalised.
