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Brussels is becoming a more affordable place to live for expatriates, says HR company Mercer.
An auction of Tintin comic books and collector items on Sunday in Brussels yielded €135,000.
About 150 nude cyclists rode their bikes through Brussels on Saturday for the 11th edition of Cyclonudista.
Of Brussels’ 256 private butchers, more than half do not sell pork or other non-halal meats following the guidelines of Islam.
The country’s first medical practice housed in a metro station opened this week in Brussels.
Following a trend that already exists in France, Russia and the US, Belgium now has its own pay-per-hour cafe, reports brusselnieuws.be.
For the second summer in a row, Brussels police are maintaining a strong presence in the city centre.
Flemish culture minister Sven Gatz and Brussels minister Pascal Smet (pictured) have joined forces to seek a solution to the dispute over the closure of radio station FM Brussel, which wa
Thanks to the growing demand for housing in the European capital and a decline in prices, the sale of apartments in Brussels is on the rise, reports the website Bouw&Wonen.
