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Up to 100 people per hour slip through the gates of Brussels metro stations, thereby avoiding paying for their ride, according to a report by journalism students at Erasmus University College.
The Erasmus University College at Brussels (EhB) has launched the new Bachelor’s degree Idea & Innovation Management to prepare s
The bottom ball of Brussels’ Atomium was officially named ‘François Englert and Robert Brout’ yesterday, in honour of the Belgian researcher who won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 2013, and his lat
During a press conference this afternoon, the City of Brussels will announce its plan to offer free wireless internet on the Grand Place, and other popular tourist spots across the city.
A majority of employees without indefinite contracts at Flemish community centres in Brussels have lost their jobs as a result of an examination, given to all staff with temporary contracts.
The Belgian Football Association has officially applied to become co-organiser of the European Football Championship in 2020, it announced yesterday during a press conference in Brussels’ City Hal
The Brussels municipality of Schaarbeek is the only Belgian candidate selected for the Mayors Challenge, an ideas competition for innovative urban projects.
Brussels’ largest taxi company Taxi Verts has launched a new app, eCab, for smartphones and tablets.
Brussels’ student population has grown by one-fifth in 10 years’ time, according to a new study by the Brussels Studies Institute, the platform for research on Brussels.
