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More and more young families are leaving Brussels to set up home in the surrounding province of Flemish Brabant, a study by Flemish Brabant province has found.
Major roadworks will be conducted in Brussels over the summer period that will result in the closure of the Reyers viaduct and the Cinquantenaire/Jubelpark tunnel in Brussels from June 30.
The new Brussels-Capital Region government held its first press conference to outline its plans for the coming years.
Pedestrians turned out in force on Sunday for the latest edition of Pic Nic the Streets, held in front of the Bourse/Beurs to protest against the city’s proposed plans to build a ‘mini-ring’ aroun
The two sides in the government of the Brussels-Capital Region – French-speaking and Dutch-speaking – have reached a majority ready to begin negotiations for the creation of a governing coalition.
For Brussels students cramming for exams between now and July 4, a quiet place to study can be hard to come by.
The leaders of the G7 arrived in Brussels yesterday for a summit that is expected to focus on the escalating crisis in Ukraine.
Brussels’ well-known hotel Le Méridien, across from Central Station, has declared bankruptcy following a dispute between hotel lease holder Starman and the owner of the building, investment compan
In view of this week’s G7 event in Brussels, the summit of the leaders of the world’s seven largest industrialised countries, there will be border checks carried out in Belgium for the first time
