When does the Manneken Pis ever stop peeing? – 9 secrets of Brussels’ tiny tinkler
Have you ever wondered whether the Manneken Pis takes a break from urinating when the city is asleep and there
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Belgium
Mechelen: Stronghold of arts and crafts – From carillon bells to whisky infused beer
In Brussels, there is always something going on. This is one of the city’s many advantages, but it can also
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Belgium overtakes Denmark and becomes the 2nd most heavily taxed country in Europe
In 2017 the tax burden in Belgium increased which means the country overtook Denmark on the tax rankings and it
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The number of employed Brussels’s residents is expected to increase
The Federal Planning Bureau, BISA, IWEPS and Statistics Flanders have published the most recent Regional Economic Prospects 2018-2023. According to
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Activists in Brussels denounce « Greenwashing » and tax benefits the air transport industry benefits from
In preparation for COP 24, the conference on global warming that will take place in Katowice (Poland) from December 3rd
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Launch of Copernicus across Europe’s Regions at the European Parliament
The launch of The Ever Growing Use of Copernicus across Europe’s Regions at the European Parliament, organized by the European
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Princess Astrid leads economic mission to Morocco
Princess Astrid will lead, as representative of the King, a Belgian Economic Mission to Morocco from this Sunday, November 25
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100 companies are responsible for 71% of global greenhouse gas emissions since 1988: A crowd denounces in the streets of Brussels
On Saturday 24th of November, the day after Black Friday, about twenty members of the association Friends of the Earth
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Animal welfare: The Brussels Parliament gives juridical status to animals
On Friday November 23rd, the Brussels Parliament adopted unanimously a draft recognizing the specific status of the animal by recognizing
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Vlerick Expat Event in 2019: An experience you shouldn’t miss
The Vlerick Expat Event last week drew about 180 participants from over 45 different countries. The event was held at
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