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In Brussels, the majority of tweets, or messages sent via social networking service Twitter, come from the city centre, according to an update of the Twitter map of the world, created by American
Police in Marseilles have detained five people for questioning in connection with the shootings at the Jewish Museum in Brussels last May, which left four dead.
A plan to create a new contemporary art museum in the canal zone in Brussels appeared to have come to an end yesterday, after state secretary Elke Sleurs said that the existing modern art collecti
A new micro-brewery is set to open in Brussels’ Dansaert district. Brussels Beer Project has purchased a former brewery near the canal and intends to begin brewing there from next summer.
The European Commission is looking into the possibility of taking up office space in the Flemish periphery around Brussels.
The City of Brussels wants to start as early as next year with the implementation of a “low emissions zone” in its city centre.
Public transport in Brussels was still feeling the effects of yesterday’s strike, as most trains arrived and left stations 10 to 20 minutes late this morning.
A 38-year-old Moroccan man was sentenced on Friday by a court in Brussels to 27 years in prison for arson in the Rida mosque, the largest Shia mosque in Brussels, in March, 2012.
Ryanair wants to connect Brussels with 12 to 14 cities in the United States, reports brusselnieuws.be today.
