Interview with Brussels Express’ Editor-in-Chief Pascal Goergen
António Buscardini, passionate traveler and tireless entrepreneur, is pursuing his dream of gazing at the world through the eye of
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Author: Mauricio Ruiz
Managing irregular migration: Morocco as a key partner to the EU
The EU and Morocco cooperate on migration control since 2014. This cooperation is becoming ever more crucial for Europe as
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King Leopold II was persuaded to sponsor this collection: Wolfers & Horta at Cinquantenaire
In 1885 a thirty-three-year-old Belgian man going prematurely bald and with a long, equine jaw was named the General Administrator
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Rhodes’s medieval town celebrates its 30th anniversary on the UNESCO’s World Heritage List
On Saturday November 4th, 2018, in the expansive and majestic hall of the Palace of the Grand Master in Rhodes,
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Muziekpublique concert in October: a journey that began in XIX century Turkey
At eight o’clock the journey began in nineteenth century Turkey. On stage sat four musicians who became the crew on
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What Brussels is doing to integrate former prison inmates back into society
In the 2017 Oscar®-nominated documentary, Knife Skills, director Thomas Lennon portrays the lives of men and women who, after years
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Time well spent and reflections on life and death – A conversation with A.C. Grayling
Moments of Being is the title of a collection of essays by Virginia Woolf published posthumously in 1972. In one
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Understanding the roots of religious radicalism – Yasmina Khadra in Brussels
For novelist Yasmina Khadra the roots of radicalism, sometimes called jihadism, stem from problems at home, from fractures in the
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“Never again should it be possible that people are not accepted into Germany, or that they die in a neutral zone” – Christian Petzold in Brussels
Christian Petzold is an artist who observes the world with the eye of a watch maker, images and sounds that
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Family Day: Orphan children from many countries bring joy to Belgian families
Sometimes the future in the life of an orphan can begin to change thousands of miles away, on another continent,
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