A 10,000 Euros power cut – Brussels’ infrastructure management can make or break small businesses
One of my favourite things about Brussels is that it is a southern city in the north. It is the
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Author: Martin Vieira Dieste
Car free Sunday in Brussels on September 16th
It is no secret to anyone living in Brussels that our contemporary agglomerations are in desperate need of alternatives to
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Environmental initiatives in the city: Zero Waste Brussels
We live in a new era. Thousands of years from now, future generations or perhaps alien visitors would easily recognize
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Go Green for Life – Sign up for free environmental coaching
Whether you want to save money, are worried about potential health impacts of everyday cleaning and hygiene products, want to
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While we wait for the circular economy, reduce, reuse and recycle
Nature does not know waste. When plastic became mass produced from the mid 20th century, it’s longevity was touted as
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Venice: where to go, what to see
The most spectacular city in the world is still as wonderful as ever. St Mark’s square, the Doge’s palace, the
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Welcome to Bloum, Forest’s community-owned grocery store
Located near the Wiel centre of contemporary art in Forest, the Bloum cooperative is a citizens’ initiative that stems from
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Perhaps the most important new year resolution you could take: eat local and give up the steak
After many years living in the UK, it was amazing to arrive to Brussels with its fresh vegetable épiceries, regular
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Does it really matter if Belgium is a monarchy or a republic?
Having been indoctrinated by French education from my youngest age, I have always been in favour of republics rather than
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Being self-employed or a freelancer in Belgium
You might have just landed a consultant contract, or maybe you want to launch your own business. Perhaps the precariousness
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