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The European Commission launched a public poll whether to scrap its biannual daylight saving rules. Citizens have until August 16th to

1 year without roaming charges

This time last year roaming charges in the European Union were nulled. These new rules meant that when travelling from

A new report published finds record number support for EU. The Parliament Eurobarometer survey which is published one year ahead

The president of the European Commission – Jean-Claude Junker – has asked Belgium to offer citizenship to the hundreds of

Delphine Bourgeois, local councillor in charge of Europe at Ixelles, presented her book “Témoignages de ceux qui font l’Europe”, at

Brexit Leave campaigner and British MEP Nigel Farage slammed the EU and Belgium today at a European Parliment meeting in

EU aid for redundancies in the Belgian province of Hainaut Caterpillar and five suppliers hit by decline in EU-28 exports,

Nature does not know waste. When plastic became mass produced from the mid 20th century, it’s longevity was touted as

Brussels Express interviews Louis Gustin, who suffered an CVA a couple of years ago and who has set up a

More than 30 MEPs from all political groups and most of the EU’s Member States protested this week against a