20,000 protesters will march tomorrow in the German forest of Hambach
The Hambacher Forst, about 80 hectares of an 12,000 years old forest with some 4,300 trees in the German Land
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Auteur : Frank Schwalba-Hoth
Launch of open air film space with “Bruxelles Sauvage” in Leopold’s Park
With the arrival of the EU institutions, the Leopold neighborhood has changed its character: offices instead of an environment rich
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Kashmir pleads the EU for help on India’s attempt to change its Constitution
Last week, seven human rights lawyers and activists from the Kashmiri diaspora from all over Europe, pleaded the European Union
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Hu-Man: sustainable revolution in the world of business
Brussels is not only a melting pot of people but of ideas as well. One example is Aurélien Herquel with
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A start-up decides to tackle food waste in Brussels
We are all struck by a paradox. This paradox can be visible in Brussels (and in other places): on the
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Hiroshima atomic bomb remembrance day at the EU Parliament
On 06 August 1945 at 08.15, the United States of America send an airplane to the Japanese city of Hiroshima
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Election results in Cambodia might trigger political action in Brussels
The Cambodian government has announced the preliminary results of the July 29th national elections: a record turnout of 82.71%, with
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Cambodia Elections: Khmer Anti-Poverty Party (KAPP) vies for more seats
Cambodia: After having lobbied Brussels, the Khmer Anti-Poverty Party (KAPP) applied for membership in the largest world-wide network of political
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A Nightmare Continues (Part III)
Those of you who regularly read the news on this website might remember: Kouatar Fal, a Moroccan feminist, civil society
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Nightmare continues: Belgian Government refuses to follow decision of the court
On 04 June, I presented in Brussels Express the nightmare of K.F, this Moroccan feminist, civil society activist, business women,
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