Ixelles bids farewell to Nijinski
In a secondhand bookshop there’s often a scent of the mysteriousness of life, the different faces that chance can take
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Opinion
Communal Elections 2018: Spotlight on Ixelles
The multicultural heart of the Brussels region Place Flagey, Matongé, Place du Luxembourg, Université Libre de Bruxelles, Vrije Universiteit Brussel,
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Le Nouvel Artiste – Great pasta in the EU quarter
Lunches in the EU Quarter can become boring. If your budget is limited, so is your choice. Beyond sandwiches, overpriced
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Robert Menasse, the man behind the first great EU novel
When I first meet Robert Menasse at Cafe Lava in Brussels, he’s standing in the doorway covered in a cloud
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Who is Olivier Maingain?
According to a recent poll conducted by Ipsos, Le Soir, RTL, VTM and Het Laatste Nieuws, Olivier Maingain is currently
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Brexit uncertain? British beef is not
Good quality meat is imperative for good quality cooking but with sourcing scandals continually hitting the headlines, how do we
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Film Review: Europe at Sea Premiere
Europe at Sea starts from the premise that “the world is more volatile than at any time since WW2”. It
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Three decades of culinary delights
Three decades is a long time by any stretch of the imagination, but for the horeca trade it is almost
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Reform Brussels? Start from your commune and work your way up!
A lot could change in Brussels with this October’s communal elections and next May’s regional elections. The 310,000 non-Belgians in
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Brussels’ Little Italy Part IX – It’s All about Pasta at Atelier des Pâtes
No wonder Italian people are such a happy and energetic nation (ok, let’s forget about the result of the vote
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