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A woman gave birth to a baby boy at the weekend in a snack bar on Avenue Joseph Baeck in the Brussels commune of Molenbeek.
Eight months after the introduction of the Brussels pedestrian zone and new traffic plan, the initiative has received a mostly positive evaluation, reports De Standaard
A new housing development with 1,300 homes has been approved in the Brussels commune of Anderlecht.
More than 3,000 people marched in the neighbourhood of Brussels North on Saturday afternoon in a demonstration to show solidarity with refugees.
His Holiness the Dalai Lama, the spiritual leader of Tibetan Buddhism, is coming to Brussels on 11 September to give a talk at Palais 12.
The young Belgian director Thomas Van Deursen is looking for money to make a documentary about Brussels, and in particular the pedestrian zone around Rue Anspach.
In the past seven years, nine evening markets have popped up across Brussels, and four more are expected to open in the coming months, writes Brussel Deze Week.
In an effort to encourage Brussels residents to compost their organic waste, the City of Brussels in early February launched a system whereby it provides a full reimbursement for the purchas
The driver who drove his SUV through the Brussels tram tunnel on Sunday evening is 67-year-old Francis L. of Keerbergen, who was “just following his GPS”, writes Brusselnieuws.
