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Flemish Socialist party SP.A is standing “shoulder to shoulder” with the protesters who are marching through Brussels today, said party president Bruno Tobback.
The Brussels and the Flemish governments are working together to make integration courses for foreigners in Brussels compulsory.
Research by Flemish family agency Kind en Gezin (Child and Family) shows that 24 child daycare centres located in suburbs of the Flemish periphery around Brussels do not meet the language requirem
Brussels’ major cultural institutions La Monnaie, Bozar and the National Orchestra will not face as many spending cuts as first announced, thanks to an intervention by federal minister Didier Reyn
There’s a growing trend in some Brussels communes to have a group of volunteers attend the funeral of someone they don’t know, and sometimes even say a reading during the service.
There’s a good chance that Thursday’s national demonstration will involve public transport company STIB/MIVB, which controls the bus, tram and metro networks in and around Brussels, the Christian
The first cat cafe in Belgium will soon open its doors in the Brussels commune of Saint-Gilles. The concept of a cafe filled with cats for clients to pet and enjoy comes from Japan.
Atrium, the Brussels Capital-Region’s commercial agency, is cancelling its Afterwork Shopping campaign, which saw many shops open until 20.00 on Thursdays.
Brussels has no plans to cut investment in its public transport network MIVB/STIB, the Capital Region’s transport minister, Pascal Smet, said.
