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A total redevelopment of Rue Sainte-Catherine in Brussels, aimed at increasing greenery and making the space pedestrian friendly, is facing a backlash from the Royal Commission for Monuments and S
The private contemporary art collection of Galila Barzilaï opened its doors in Brussels in October 2020 - a surprising new temple to art located a stone's throw from the WIELS con
Demonstrations in Brussels on May Day, a day generally set aside for celebrating the achievements of labour, were marred by vandalism on Sunday.
At a press conference at the Brussels Information Point (BIP) on Thursday, the entire Brussels government gave an overview of its work since 2019, and also set out its priorities for the second ha
The Brussels Region has presented plans this week for a €17 million new sports complex to be built next to the canal.
It’ll be easier to build a cycling path in Brussels following a relaxation of permit requirements by the region’s government.
Brussels city council's new 2022 budget will include several measures to boost its coffers, including raising more money from parking meters, reports Bruzz.
BeTalky, an initiative of the Brussels-Capital Region that aims to promote multilingualism in the Belgian capital, has put out a call for new projects th
The Brussels School of International Studies (BSIS) provides students with a gateway to the ‘real world’ of international relations, policy-making and
