International Women’s Day: Incredible women from Belgium
With today being International Women’s Day the world introspectively looks at the accomplishments that women have achieved through adversity and
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Belgium
First person convicted under anti-sexism law
A man was fined €3,000 for using gender-based insults on a female police officer; becoming the first person in Belgium
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Euthanasia in Belgium
After Miet Smet, former Federal Minister and former Member of European Parliament told she would be keen to be subject
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Fun Fact: Belgium went for 36 hours without a king in 1990
On the 4th of April 1990, King Baudouin stepped down for 36 hours to allow the bill on abortion to
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Chocolate & Cocoa: The Great Adventure
Which type of chocolate lover are you? The classic-praline-fan? The natural-product-buyer? The world-cacao-traveller, hipster-chocolate-lover or more the innovative-flavour-type? No matter
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Racso Jugarap’s campaign for eco friendly fashion
Racso Jugarap, a Brussels based artist best known for his wire sculptors announced this week the launch of his newest
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SamuSocial scandal still impacting Brussels political life
The Flemish Socialist Party (SP.A) decided not to form a coalition with its Walloon counterpart (PS) for the October election.
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5th Salon du Chocolat
Following the successes of past events, Brussels is once again hosting the Salon du Chocolat from 2 to 4 March
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7 facts about Belgian Chocolate
What’s your favorite Belgian chocolate? Too many to choose from, right? And each of them, heavenly to the last bite.
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First Flemish municipality votes against home visits
Drogenbos was the first Flemish municipality to vote against a motion that extends powers for police to search for illegal
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