Eid al-adha stirs controversy over slaughterhouse methods
Eid al-adha is a Muslim religious holiday otherwise known as the Feast of the Slaughter/Sacrifice. It runs concurrently with the
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In focus
Welcome to Expatland
What does Brussels sound to you? Do only beers, fries and Mannenken Pis come to your mind? Dozens of perspectives
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Discovering Belgium’s Brewing heritage online
With more than 1,000 beers from 160 breweries available in Belgium, and such rich consumer choice, the problem for newcomers
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Discover Tunisia: Zaghouan
A trip to Tunisia cannot be complete if one doesn’t visit the charming city of Zaghouan and its countryside. History and culture
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Le Tournant, Brussels – The Place to Go Twice
I am always a bit scared to go back to restaurants twice. It happened too many times already that when
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One more pint, please!
Is beer institutional? You might think it is, as another beer event will take place this weekend. Only one week
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From Watermael to Boisfort
The Watermael train station building stands solid against the late-summer sky, a fine work of construction, white and reddish bricks
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Bruxelles Symboliste
René Magritte is perhaps the best well-known Belgian painter. Every year, thousands of people visit Brussels and head down to
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Soldiers terminate machete wielding maniac
For the second time in two months, soldiers patrolling the streets of Brussels have shot dead a lone terrorist attempting
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Quartier Léopold: Quo vadis?
You work in this quartier, which has become one of the hearts of the EU, and we live there. We therefore sometimes have different perceptions,
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