“I would absolutely have voted for Brexit” – an interview with a Brexiteer living in Belgium
Alan Anderson grew up in Manchester. He moved to Brussels in 1970, returned to the UK in 1972, came back
Read more…Alan Anderson grew up in Manchester. He moved to Brussels in 1970, returned to the UK in 1972, came back
Read more…Every five years – the same procedure: a President of the EU Commission is nominated and the European Parliament (EP)
Read more…Lobbying in Brussels is a significant industry, led by well-educated, highly-skilled, knowledgeable and mostly agreeable people. Every major commercial, not-for-profit,
Read more…Dear MEP, A new European Parliament has recently been elected. Some MEPs will stay in Brussels, others will now have
Read more…Charles Michel, current interim Prime Minister of Belgium, has been appointed as the new President of the European Council, calling
Read more…On Sunday 30 June and Monday 1 July 2019, a European Summit of the Heads of State and Government of
Read more…This week, Ana Londoño Botero, project development and communications officer for SB OverSeas, shares her experience at the European Development
Read more…Belgium’s draft energy-climate plan is not ambitious enough to achieve all of the objectives set by the EU for the
Read more…Born and raised in a working-class family in the South of England, Dave Skinner came to Brussels in 1973 as
Read more…Manneken Pis will be dressed as a West African livestock farmer today – and will be urinating real milk. Through
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