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The Brussels police want to see 2,900 security cameras installed on Brussels streets by 2018.
Brussels’ Place Sainte-Catherine on Wednesday inaugurated 10 new terraces, putting an end to the “no man’s land” in front of the church, according to Brussels minister Marion Lemesre.
Railway infrastructure manager Infrabel has turned an unused room in Brussels South Station into a place of worship for the Muslim employees of Belgian rail company SNCB.
Members of Brussels’ green party Groen Brussel on Sunday took part in the Big Jump, an event which sees thousands of European citizens go for a swim in their local rivers, lakes and waterway
The Belgian Taxi Federation (FeBeT) will send an ultimatum to the federal and Brussels governments requesting they put a stop to the alternative taxi service Uber by 1 September, announced the fed
The Free University of Brussels (VUB) has signed an agreement with Chinese prime minister Li Keqiang to open a branch of the Confucius Institute.
In a Brussels canal last week thousands of dead fish were found floating over a stretch of two kilometres between the Biestebroeck dock at Anderlecht and the Molenbeek lock, according to a r
Both branches of the Free University of Brussels – the Dutch-speaking VUB and the French-speaking ULB – have announced plans to bring both their science campuses together in a new, modern science
The City of Brussels has launched a photo contest around the theme of the new pedestrian zone, inviting amateur and pr
