Soldiers in the streets: necessary security or a fearful reminder?
The soldiers in the streets have become a familiar sight for the community of Brussels. The military presence serves as
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Opinion
A day in the Salt Desert
Imagine yourself walking on salt in a 10 528 km2 desert. Imagine looking at the horizon and only see the
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Letters to Europe – Refugee Women Write
“Berlin gave me what I wanted: freedom, wildness. I could be who I wanted to be,” said Enana Alassar, a
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Street art at ULB
It is official: Brussels has a new fresco to add to its collection, and it is beautiful! The city is
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Our House, a House for Refugees in Brussels
“Refugees and asylum seekers are here now with talents, skills and with open minds. They stand ready to make friends,
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Colm Toibín at Passaporta – House of Names
“If you give voice to those who are powerless, you get a unique texture in drama. That’s why I often
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Brussels’ Little Asia Part I – A dream of fresh fish at Nonbe Daigaku
When Johan and I arrived in front of Nonbe Daigaku on a rainy Saturday evening (Hello Brussels!), I was a
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5 ways of finding inner peace through meditation
Do you have peace of mind? Are you at peace with the world, with others, and most of all, with
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6 reasons why the EMA should come to Brussels
The European Commission is due to publish on the 30th of September an assessment of the offers received from cities
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Freiraum – Debate and Vote
“Are the people in the Baltic states able to have empathy for Italy and Greece, the challenges they face with
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