Heavy traffic on the highways predicted for this weekend
Christmas holidays are coming to an end and many winter sports enthusiasts will return to their homes this weekend, which
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Brussels
The question of 2019: when will we see our new governments being formed?
On May 26th of this year, Belgians will go to the polls to elect their federal and regional representatives, as
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Online shopping causes an increase of vans in Brussels and extended travel times in the city
The share of commercial vehicles continues to grow in the streets of Brussels, according to the latest Brussels-Mobility figures that
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New Year’s Eve celebrations’ balance: 7 vehicles were set on fire and several police arrests in Brussels
On New Year’s Eve, the police had to intervene 741 times, compared to the 300 to 400 during a normal
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Road fatalities in Belgium continue to show a significant decrease
Vias Institute pointed out the decrease of fatal road accidents in Belgium in 2018. Vias Institute, which releases reports on
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A quick glimpse at what will change as of January 1st: salaries, parental leave, drugs reimbursed, etc
The use of a tanning booth subject to medical authorization Any adult who does not have a skin type 1,
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In 2019 net salaries in Belgium will increase
Net wages will increase as of 1st of January following the entry into force of the last part of the
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Brussels in 2018: 16 major events that shaped the city this year
The year is ending and another one is about to start. But before we bring in the new, it’s time
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From January 1st an additional 20,000 vehicles will be affected by the new phase of the Low Emission Zone in Brussels
From 1 January next, the low emission zone (LEZ) of the Brussels Region will move into its second phase. The
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There are more women than men in Brussels
The last demographic barometer points out the fact that there are more women than men in the Brussels Region What
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