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The city of Brussels has commemorated the Treaty of Rome by placing 5 explanatory plaques in different places and buildings

Belgium ranked among top European innovators

Belgium ranked 25th out of 126 in this year’s Global Innovation Index (GII), keeping its rating as a ‘strong innovator’

May 5th – as part of the open day of three neighbouring European institutions – will present the 6th edition

Eleven hotels in the European district are organizing ‘EU Hotels Open Day’ on May 5, 2018, in parallel with the

The Choir of the E.U. in Brussels is celebrating its 60th birthday this year, and will perform it’s two yearly

David Lizoain Bennett, a Spanish fluent Canadian economist, presented his last essay on ‘The End of the First World’ at

After Miet Smet, former Federal Minister and former Member of European Parliament told she would be keen to be subject

The past years have seen some of the biggest protests in recent history. There have been the women’s rights protests

New statistics show that Belgians still prefer buying homes to renting. In 2015, the home ownership percentage in Belgium was

We seem to have forgotten that in this time of rising focus on community and national identity, that Brussels has