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Roger Casale, a former UK Labour MP and founder of New Europeans is to stand for the European Parliament as

New Brexit deadline set for 31 October: “EU unity has been preserved”, says Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel

The European Union and the United Kingdom have agreed to delay Brexit until October 31, 2019. The agreement was reached

Belgium is setting up a meeting of the heads of state of those countries that would be most directly affected

When Alex Skinner, 29, tells you his life story, it sounds, in large part, like that of a typical Belgian

The EU rights of the more than 27,000 British nationals currently living in Belgium will maintained until 31 December 2020.

British MEPs have called on EU leaders to urgently put in place a set of « continuity rights » for British nationals

Ixelles Council is to keep 1,500 of its constituents waiting for another month before deciding whether to pass a motion

Guy Verhofstadt, Chair of the European Parliament’s Brexit Steering Group, gave the following statement after yesterday’s dramatic vote in the

Ixelles council and the local community have been applauded for « rallying round » to support a campaign to protect the post

With an ever-so uncertain outcome from Brexit, companies are increasingly jumpy about the consequences of a poorly executed deal. A