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Access to Brussels’ Grand-Place will be severely restricted on Tuesday evening because of the Ommegang, the medieval pageant commemorating the entry of Emperor Charles V into Brussels in 1549.
The Constitutional Court has overruled an article in the law that splits the judiciary district Brussels-Halle-Vilvoorde.
Brussels football club RWDM Brussels has gone into voluntary liquidation as a result of intractable financial problems, chair Johan Vermeersch announced. “It’s all over,” he said.
One month after a gunman opened fire at the Jewish Museum of Belgium in Brussels killing four people, museum staff gathered at the Museum’s premises on Tuesday to commemorate the lives of those ki
Around 250 customers and supporters of the Delhaize Verhaeren store in Schaerbeek demonstrated against its planned closure on Saturday evening.
The Council of State has overturned the award of a contract for the first phase of Europea, the conference and leisure complex (formerly known as Neo) planned by the City of Brussels for the Heize
Brussels Mayor Yvan Mayeur has announced tightened security in the capital during Belgium’s next World Cup match, following the death of a football supporter in central Brussels on Tuesday evening
The municipality of Brussels-City has extended the number of locations where street musicians and other street performers who “use sound” can legally operate, culture alderwoman Karin Lalieux anno
A man has died while out celebrating Belgium's win against Algeria on Tuesday evening in Brussels. The man reportedly fell from a statue he had climbed next to the Bourse.
