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A planned tunnel under Place Général Meiser in the Brussels commune of Schaerbeek is not the answer to the traffic problems in the area, according to the urban action group Arau.

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The folks at the capital’s tourist office Visitbrussels are always dreaming up novel experie

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Spending cuts imposed by the new federal government could mean a “cultural black-out,” according to Peter De Caluwe, director of De Munt/La Monnaie opera house in Brussels (pictured).

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"While Brussels is home to hundreds of chocolatiers, what makes a visit imperative… is the rich heritage of artisanal chocolate-makers,” writes The New York Times in

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About one-quarter of the CO2 and fine particulate matter emitted by traffic in Brussels comes from freight vehicles, write La Libre Belgique and Le Soir, based on a report from t

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About one-fifth of the population of Brussels is made up of unemployed job-seekers.

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For the first time in Belgium, a woman fell pregnant using one of her frozen eggs, thanks to a technique implemented by the fertility clinic at UZ Brussels hospital in Jette.

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About 200 people gathered in the Brussels commune of Ixelles/Elsene yesterday at the initiative of the collective Sauver la Plaine, to protest against the controversial real estate project Univers

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The government of the Brussels-Capital Region will focus on major urban projects, said minister-president Rudi Vervoort in a speech yesterday setting out his government’s ambitious policy plans fo

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