Portrait: Doctor David Oliva Uribe
For September’s Portrait, we visited the creator of the ‘intelligent scalpel’, Doctor David Oliva Uribe, in his EIT Digital offices
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Opinion
The lesser-known and oft-forgotten Belgians
Enough of the Francophones and the Flemish. We hear about them all the time. What we rarely talk about are the
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Holy urban lighthouse by a Brussels-born architect
Anchored in the heart of the city of Le Havre, St. Joseph’s Church rises high above the cream-coloured roofscapes of
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Towards an adequate protection of young people on the move in Belgium
This week we participated in a conference organized by the UNHCR and the platform for underage children in exile (Plate-forme mineurs en exil ). Scholars,
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Somewhere in BXL: A park where art mingles with nature
Somewhere in Brussels, there’s a park where art communes with nature and artists find a haven of inspiration. It’s tucked
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Chef Cédric Mosbeux, second-time winner of Brussels’ best prawn croquette award, speaks with Brussels Express
Nestling in a side street off the Chaussee de Waterloo in Saint-Gilles, the Fernand Obb Delicatessen might attract no more
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Migration and Multilingualism: Encouraging diverse linguistic inclusion
Niki Papadogiannakis, Programme Development Officer shares her thoughts about Migration and Multilingualism As an officially multilingual country, something that’s plainly
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Blessing of beer and other fascinating rituals around Belgian Beer Weekend
It’s the first weekend of September. In Brussels, that means: BBW or Belgian Beer Weekend, that time of year when
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Somewhere in BXL: The house where the great Erasmus lived
There is one place in Brussels where you can rediscover the life, works, and the world of Desiderius Erasmus, Dutch
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Nuclear tests: Legacy of destruction, source of ambition
Marked by a horrible past, Kazakhstan is devoted to a world without nuclear tests and nuclear weapons. Today, on the
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