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The SNCB has decided to increase the number of trains to the sea from Friday until next Monday. « Thirty additional

On a day like this in 1943 an 11-year-old boy jumped from a train in Belgium and escaped deportation to Auschwitz

In the autumn of 1928 George Gershwin began writing Embraceable You, a popular jazz song that would become part of

Bart Moeyaert, the Flemish author and translator of youth literature, poet and novel writer, has won the Astrid Lindgren Memorial

2019 marks the 450th anniversary that Pieter Bruegel the Elder died and to mark the occasion, the Bokrijk open-air Museum

A team from the KU Leuven have made a promising technological breakthrough. They have designed a solar panel that produces

The UNESCO World Heritage City of Bruges is well known both at home and abroad. Its medieval streets and squares,

In September 2016, Focus announced that the Leuven-based R&D company Octinion would shortly be launching the world’s first sophisticated, autonomous,

2018 was a fantastic year for Jan Boone, CEO of Lotus Bakeries, and his family. Over the past seven years,

If you want to spend the night in a Belgian B&B, two outstanding options are available at ‘Speelmanrei’ and ‘Huis

Bart De Wever wishes he could be The King in the North, a fictional character in a fantasy novel by