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Hennen (pictured) arrived in Brussels from Liège to practice European competition law in 2007 but soon decided to take a break and start his own business.
Driving throughout the Belgian capital today and tomorrow will be an even greater challenge as protesting labour unions converge with the start of the European Summit.
The International Festival of Ice Sculptures comes to Brussels for the first time.
Three of Brussels taxi federations have announced plans to protest Wednesday, which could lead to a repeat of widespread disruption to city traffic.
There are concerns that up to a thousand public buildings in the Brussels-Capital Region may be a threat to people’s health because of asbestos.
The Brussels Beer Project to create atypical beers has assembled a budget of more than €50,000 in six months via crowdfunding.
The bulk of Brussels’ expat community is here to work, be it for European institutions, international NGOs, multinationals or Belgian businesses.
The Brussels-Capital Region has approved a subsidy of €1.1 million for the restoration of 10 of the most important facades of buildings on the Grand Place, or Grote Markt.
’Tis the season again. Some people enjoy being “festive”; for others it’s a chore.
