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It’s pretty hard at the moment to be sure who is who when you pass someone in the street, what with facemasks making it more difficult to identify people.
The Hôtel Hannon in Saint-Gilles will be reborn as a museum at the end of February 2022, after its restoration is complete.
The Brussels prosecutor's office has decided to dismiss the case opened against József Szájer for drug possession after the Hungarian MEP was detained having fled from a sex party in November, it
New data from Belgian statistics agency Statbel reveals that Brussels neighbourhoods have become more diverse over the last 20 years and that the capital is evolving into a cultural melting pot.
In contrast to the downward trend in other provinces, crime in Brussels train stations is on the rise.
Officers in the police zone of Uccle, Auderghem and Watermael-Boitsfort seized six scooters and motorised unicycles in March that went faster than the permitted 25kph.
Sibelga, the operator of the municipal public lighting network in Brussels, in cooperation with Engie Solutions, has announced its intention to roll out ‘smart’ lighting throughout the whole of Br
Due to the measures brought in to combat the coronavirus pandemic last year, many inhabitants of Brussels got the opportunity to experience more peace and quiet than they usually do, with fewer pe
Between 500 and 1,000 people took part in an unannounced carnival procession through Brussels on Saturday.
