« Should English become the third official language in Brussels? » – Philippe Van Parijs
Fullcircle provokes innovative ways of thinking, viewing and acting in the world. It is an English-speaking membership organisation that brings
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In focus
13 fascinating Belgian traditions recognized as UNESCO cultural legacies
Every year, the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) selects World Heritage sites or national landmarks with outstanding
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How did Brussels look in the early 1980’s?
Marlow, the narrator in Joseph Conrad’s 1899 novella, Heart of Darkness, described Brussels as ‘a city that always makes me
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Chris Marker – Memories of the Future: the cinema avant-garde enigma
The author, film director, multimedia artist and musician Chris Marker was one of the most prolific artists of his generation
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Welcome to the Palace of Scaffolding: the dramedy of Palais de Justice
You’ve probably heard the jokes. “Where can you find the Palace of Scaffolding? Only in Brussels.” “What crime did the
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Almost 2.6 million passengers at Brussels Airport in August
Brussels Airport has decidedly broken all records this summer with more than 5.2 million passengers in July and August 2018
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Food waste averages 10,400 tons per day in Belgium – Happy Hours Market wants to do something about it
Too much food goes to waste. That’s a reality in Belgium and in other parts of the world. Supermarkets have
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Opening night of Brussels Museum Nocturnes – The Jewish Museum of Belgium
The 18th edition of Brussels Museum Nocturnes starts today! Between 13th September and 6 December 2018, 73 museums in Brussels
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« The more you know about a country, the more you understand its literature, » says Francis Geffard, director of Festival America
Francis Geffard is an adventurer of the word, a cartographer of the literary landscape. As a child, growing up in
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The story of Czech design in the streets of Brussels
Over the course of two autumn weeks (September 21 – October 4), the project ‘100Czech: The Story of Czech Design’
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