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The head of Urban Planning of the City of Brussels, Geoffroy Coomans de Brachene, accompanied by the agents of the

Changing terms for long-term sick workers?

Maggie De Block, the Federal minister for social affairs and public health, aims to require the mutual insurances to encourage

24 years after one of the most shocking genocides in Africa – which the Tutsi of Rwanda were mainly victims

From April 30th, driving theory tests will become more difficult under new rules Participants taking the theoretical driver’s license test

As the government is set to introduce new laws, here is a guide to the regulatory changes coming to Belgium

The accumulation of wastes in Matongé could become a significant stake for the upcoming local elections. Brussels is often criticised

Marie-Martine Schyns, the minister for education in Wallonia-Brussels Federation, unveiled the ‘Pacte d’excellence’ she aims to set up over the

The Council of Europe Annual Penal Statistics for 2015-2016 are in. Compiled from the 47-nation Council of Europe by the

Yesterday the British Chamber of Commerce held a BNP Paribas Fortis function that demonstrated to all in attendance the growing

Roadworks on Boulevard Général Jacques are ongoing. The final works are supposed to be over by end October. The residents