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The new King Filip has awarded warrants to 111 recognised royal suppliers, including toy shop Serneels, the palace has announced.
The number of students in Brussels’ Dutch-language schools has reached an all-time high, with nearly 41,000 students in nursery, primary and secondary education.
The Brussels regional government has started a campaign to encourage job-seekers to consider a career with the Brussels regional government.
The Justice Palace in Brussels was evacuated yesterday morning around 09.30 after a bomb threat. Police found nothing and the building was opened again before midday.
Scientists at the Free University of Brussels (ULB/VUB) have succeeded in getting diabetic mice to produce their own insulin, enabling them to balance their blood sugar levels.
Brigitte Grouwels and Evelyne Huytebroeck, the ministers charged with helping people in need in the Brussels-Capital Region, have reached an agreement with social security organisations on providi
Frenchman Georges Sciberras (pictured) has been living in an Aedifica apartment in Brussels since 2011, and every weekend he returns to his family, who live near Lyon.
The second annual Arts Day for Children, which took place yesterday, attracted 30,000 participants across Flanders and Brussels, 5,000 more than last year.
Emergency services including civil protection forces were called to the motor museum Autoworld in the Cinquantenaire Park yesterday after white powder was discovered in an envelope sent to the mus
