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Since the launch of Brussels' local currency, the zinne, in March last year, more than 100,000 zinnes have entered in circulation in the Belgian capital.
A trial between American ride-booking platform Uber and the Belgian Taxi Federation (FeBet) is starting this Friday at Brussels appeals court.
With the near-deserted streets of lockdown Brussels a distant memory, increased traffic as people go back to work and school has exacerbated traditional friction between cars and bicycles.
Baby boxes – where mothers can leave their unwanted newborns safely – may seem like something straight out of Victorian London.
Annemie Schaus, 55, newly elected rector of the Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB) for the next four years, wants to maintain an “open, united and enthusiastic” university.
The City of Brussels has given its approval to a new car sharing service, Getaround.
Belgium’s longest road tunnel, Leopold II, connecting Place Rogier to Koekelberg Basilica, which reopened on Monday, will be given a female name.
Will citizen participation help steer Brussels through the coronavirus crisis? What's the history of the city's Pride parade?
Brussels, unlike just about all other European cities, has not had an outdoor swimming pool since the 1970s.
