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A new mural can be seen on the corner of the Rue du Tocsin and the Rue Jenneval as part

Should Marc Dutroux be set free?

Marc Dutroux was condemned to life imprisonment in 2004, convicted of having raped, kidnapped and murdered of young girls. The

Wearing religious symbols and signs at work has always been a big issue, and it will probably keep on generating

If you check Brussels’ public transport lines, you will surely notice that some stops celebrate important Belgian people, famous for

What will it take to get more Brussels expats to vote in Belgium’s communal elections next year? That’s up for

On Thursday 19 and Friday 20 October 2017, a European Summit of the Heads of State and Government of the

The Belgian Financial Sector Federation (FEBELFIN) announce the benefits of the implementation of instant payments for consumers and the country

President Donald Trump on Friday threatened to pull out of a deal freezing and reversing Iran’s nuclear program if Congress

Last quarter, Brussels Airport welcomed no fewer than 7.5 million passengers. This is the best quarter ever in the history

Brussels Airport is investing over 52 million euros to equip its Pier B with new boarding bridges and offer greater