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A redevelopment battle is brewing in the Sablon area, as a real estate company plans to demolish the empty Belgacom building that takes up the right side of Rue Lebeau as it snakes down the hill f
The Palais 12 concert venue at Heysel is not booking the number of concerts nor attracting the crowds it promised to when it re-opened in 2013 following an extensive renovation.
The Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) has just announced that Brussels is no longer in consideration to host several matches of the Euro 2020.
Work has begun to demolish the restaurants and bars in Bruparck at Heysel, and Brussels-City has announced that a new green space will be developed on the site – though it might be temporary.
Belgium's 'Famine 12-12' campaign in recent months collected €9.52 million in donations for South Sudan, Yemen, Nigeria and Somalia, announced deputy prime min
Belgium's minister of development co-operation, Alexander De Croo, has pledged an additional €19 million to the international organisation Global Fund to help in the fight against AIDS, tuberculos
A new housing development with 1,300 homes has been approved in the Brussels commune of Anderlecht.
Belgium’s minister of development co-operation, Alexander De Croo, has pledged €36 million to the international organisation Global Partnership for Education.
The Belgian government will free up €10 million for development projects in North and South Kivu in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), according to the cabinets of foreign affairs minister Di
