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On the morning of 22 March 2016, commuters filled the departure hall at Brussels Airport while rush-hour crowds packed the platforms of Maelbeek metro station.
Brussels’ chocolate scene takes centre stage on 28 and 29 March with a free tasting trail through some of the capital’s finest chocolatiers.
After years of sold-out theatres, bestsellers and storytelling evenings, Belgian historian Bart Van Loo rounds off his Burgundian Offensive with an enlightening podwalk.
A panoramic lift connecting the Mont des Arts quarter with the rooftop terrace of the Royal Library of Belgium (KBR) has been officially inaugurated.
Street-food emporium Wolf is shedding its winter coat and launching a raft of new ventures for spring, including a new karaoke box located deep in the vault o
The theatrical and unconventional work of Flemish ceramic artist Yves Malfliet is showcased at the Erasmus House in Anderlecht.
Belgium is a drug hub due to its ports serving as a strategic gateway for the rest of Europe.
On the eve of International Women’s day on 8 March, The Bulletin reflects not only on the achievements of women’s rights over the past 150 years, but also the ongoing fight for fair representation
This is the second installment of a two-part reflection on growing up American in Brussels in the 1960s and 1970s.
