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The federal government has again increased the number of places available for refugees who have not yet been processed by the Office for Foreigners, as the stream of asylum-seekers arriving
In the darkness of a Brussels theatre this weekend, cinema-goers will put on blindfolds and rely on children in the row behind them to explain in hushed voices what is happening.
Brussels brewery Cantillon has stopped production of its lambic beers because the temperatures are unseasonably high for November.
Many restaurants in Brussels are selling customers a cheaper kind of fish than is listed on the menu, according to an investigation by the environmental organisation Oceana Europe.
Airbnb hosts in Brussels will have to adhere to a new set of rules from 2016, including obligatory registration, writes De Tijd.
The Sewers Museum in Brussels will reopen its doors to the general public on 19 November, after a lack of resources forced the museum to close last year, only openi
The Brussels municipality of Uccle has granted an environmental permit to diving centre Nemo 33.
Brussels state secretary for foreign trade Cécile Jodogne (pictured) this week leads Belgium's first official mission to Cuba in eight years.
Public transport passengers' association TreinTramBus is 'relieved' after the Belgian rail authority SNCB announced it will increase its rates by an average of 1.21% from 1 February, 2016.
