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Almost 2.6 million passengers at Brussels Airport in August

15 September 2018 Admin BE

Brussels Airport has decidedly broken all records this summer with more than 5.2 million passengers in July and August 2018

Activism Charity In focus Lifestyle Start-Up

Food waste averages 10,400 tons per day in Belgium – Happy Hours Market wants to do something about it

14 September 2018 Mauricio Ruiz

Too much food goes to waste. That’s a reality in Belgium and in other parts of the world. Supermarkets have

Cult'Art In focus Jewish Museum of Belgium Museum

Opening night of Brussels Museum Nocturnes – The Jewish Museum of Belgium

13 September 201813 September 2018 Admin BE

The 18th edition of Brussels Museum Nocturnes starts today! Between 13th September and 6 December 2018, 73 museums in Brussels

Cult'Art In focus Literature Opinion

“The more you know about a country, the more you understand its literature,” says Francis Geffard, director of Festival America

6 September 201811 September 2018 Mauricio Ruiz

Francis Geffard is an adventurer of the word, a cartographer of the literary landscape. As a child, growing up in

Cult'Art Czech Republic Design In focus Ixelles

The story of Czech design in the streets of Brussels

10 September 2018 Admin BE

Over the course of two autumn weeks (September 21 – October 4), the project ‘100Czech: The Story of Czech Design’

Belgium Brussels History In focus Opinion

Versions of Belgium III: Agatha Christie and the story of Belgian refugees in WWI

6 September 2018 Cleve Moffett

The Great War ground on. None of the internecine squabbles between the “scum” living in comfort abroad and the profiteers

Belgium Entertainment Football In focus Interview

Exclusive interview with Obelgix – the spirit of the Belgian Red Devils

6 September 20186 September 2018 Pascal Goergen

The Belgian character known internationally as “the crazy Fan of the Red Devils supporting them anywhere in the world”, enters

Activism Brussels Charity In focus Opinion

International Day of Charity: Crossing the line between the haves and the have nots

5 September 2018 Rosetti Rivera

“There’s a line in every city that separates the rich from the poor, the strong from the weak, the haves

In focus Opinion Travel Pulse Uzbekistan

Uzbekistan: a little-known gem of the Silk Road

4 September 20184 September 2018 Alain Destexhe

In Europe, Uzbekistan conjures up a faraway and mysterious land, that most would not be able to locate correctly on

Belgium Brussels History In focus

Versions of Belgium II: Agatha Christie and the story of Belgian refugees in WWI

3 September 20184 September 2018 Cleve Moffett

In Brussels folklore, the story of Max’s inflexible moral authority is known as the one about the pencil and the