Belgium salutes the efforts of women on World Humanitarian Day
On Monday August 19th, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Development Cooperation Alexander De Croo and Deputy Prime Minister and
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Each week up to 200 m3 of waste is collected in Brussels’ parks: 7 tips for a zero waste picnic
Each week, between 100 and 200 m3 of waste is collected in the parks of the City of Brussels. With a simple
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James Ensor: The painter of masks who was besotted with Ostend
The garish colours give the impression of joyous vivacity. Until you notice the pale, chalky background and an eerie tension
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Napoleon’s 250th anniversary celebrations in Waterloo
Napoleon I , was born 15 August 1769 in Ajaccio and died May 5, 1821 on the island of St. Helena. This
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Sporting-up the summer holidays for asylum-seeking youth
The last few weeks of summer are coming to a close, but many take advantage of these last days for
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St. Anna’s Tunnel: 572 metres of walkway beneath the Scheldt river in Antwerp
A pedestrian tunnel was excavated over 31 metres deep below the Scheldt between 28 June 1931 and 14 August 1933
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What are you waiting for to visit the Thudinie region?
Nestled in the south of the Hainaut province, in the heart of Thudinie and at the convergence of the Sambre
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More than 3,500 Brits became Belgians since 2016
Ever since talks of Brexit began, many Britons decided to change nationality. The number has grown significantly after the Brexit referendum
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Carrefour to stop having automated cashiers
Carrefour had previously announced that it is planning to bring a new concept to Brussels, cashless stores. However, they have
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Reading between the lines: A see-through church made out of steel in Groot-Loon
In 2011, the young architect duo Pieterjan Gijs and Arnout Van Vaerenbergh from Leuven adorned the already beautiful fruit region
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