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“You’re going to be a very good father,” Jean-Claude Van Damme tells me. “Better than lots of people.” Thanks, I say. “Worse than lots of people too,” he continues. He puts a hand on my shoulder.
Depictions of Brussels are highly polarised, according to a study from Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB), with some Belgian newspapers presenting the capital as an ideal place to live and others la
A new series of comedy shows invites Sri Lankan comedian Malinda Perera to entertain international audiences in Brussels on 14 October.
Under the banner ‘science as a public good’, new rector Jan Danckaert underlined the importance of science in a world in transition and crisis when opening the academic year at Vr
“Near this spot formerly stood the Pensionnat Heger,” it says on a bronze plaque next to the Palais des Beaux-Arts, “where the writers Charlotte and Emily Brontë studied in 1842-43.” The plaque, p
Around 70 people gathered on Sunday for ‘Picnic the Bridge’, calling for a car-free environment near Porte de Flandre, reports RTBF and Bruzz.
Some dozen artists from the Congolese capital present multidisciplinary works in the new free exhibition Kinshasa (N)ton
Maison Cauchie in Etterbeek has been bought by Thierry de Molinari, owner of insurance cooperative CDA, based in Brussels and Luxembourg.
For its 10th anniversary, Brussels’ A Foundation presents the work of 19 female photographers from across the globe in Women’s Perspectives
