Jonathan Safran Foer at Flagey – Read the World
“When I write I have only one intent: being authentic. Sounds simple enough but what does it mean? I don’t
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In focus
Brussels, the City of Sirens
Belgium is one of the safest countries in the world, sharing rank 19 with the Netherlands on the 2017 Global
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Traffic congestion due to Belgium-Cyprus football match on 10 October
On Tuesday 10 October 2017, the football match Belgium-Cyprus will be played at the King Baudouin Stadium. The kickoff is at
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Mechelen’s warm welcome
Lots of places claim to extend a “warm” welcome for visitors but the Flemish city of Mechelen really does just that.
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A bookstore and volcanic wines: the perfect combo
Brussels is an eclectic city that offers a rich number of activities and opportunities for Friday nights. One of these,
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A Rhum with a view – Fairly transported Barbados rhum
Ocean trade is inseparable from modern life as we know it: thanks to it we get bananas for breakfast, cheap
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Best Brussels Moments XXXIII
Hello Brussels! We woke up with a rainy Friday morning but we hope that all of you are focused and
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The 2017 Nobel Prize in Literature is awarded to Kazuo Ishiguro
The Nobel Prize for Literature 2017 awarded yesterday the British writer Kazoo Ishiguro, succeeding the poet and musician Bob Dylan.
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Brussels electronic marathon: tips and suggestions
One week left to the beginning of the Brussels Electronic Marathon! All the necessary steps have been taken to make
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Brussels’ Little Asia Part III – Little Tokyo
Little Tokyo is less a traditional restaurant than the other two presented in my ‘Brussels’ Little Asia’ series. But let’s
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