1/3 of Brussels residents live below the poverty line
While October 17th was the International day for the eradication of poverty, some recent data collected in Brussels might alarm
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Opinion
Charles Michel and Angela Merkel address potential power outage in Belgium
Brussels and Berlin have signed an agreement last week which should help to avoid any power shortages over the upcoming
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Brussels Writers Series VII – A(nother) Love Song for Ixelles
Brussels, to me, is like jazz – sometimes slow, sometimes fast, beautiful, ugly, with unexpected twists and outbursts here and
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Why is the price for nuclear power in Ukraine the lowest in the world?
Ukraine’s energy sector and its energy utility companies are regulated by a National Commission (the NKREKU), which is a statutory
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Get Up, Stand Up, Get moving!
We’ve all heard it: sitting is the new smoking. Our lives have become far more sedentary than before. Lots of
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Asian and French cuisine mix at Happy’s – The place to be
There’s more to eating well in Belgium than what is on offer in the country’s capital and Happy’s near Wavre is
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8 unforgettable outcomes of the Brussels communal elections
The recent communal elections in Brussels managed to make and break some records. Let’s recall some of the most striking
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ULB students send messages of hope to refugees in Lebanon
Last Tuesday, the students of ULB, Université Libre de Bruxelles, had a career open day inviting a number of companies
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Time for Baghdad to return Kirkuk to Kurdistan
October 16th marks the anniversary of the brutal Iraqi invasion of Kurdistan and the humiliating annexation of Kirkuk that ripped
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Brussels Writers Series VI – Bruxelles ma vieille
My coming to Brussels was not entirely by choice; it was driven by the need to be closer to my
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