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Brussels’ new Up-site tower opened yesterday in the city's up-and-coming port district.
During the World Cup, which kicks off on June 12, the night shops in the centre of Brussels will not be allowed to sell alcohol between 22.00 and 7.00, according to a decision made by the Brussels
A man has been arrested in the south of France for the shooting death of three people at the Jewish Museum of Belgium in Brussels last month.
A number of new or updated Belgian laws entered into effect on June 1, 2014. Here are seven of them:
In Brussels yesterday, the famous statue of Manneken Pis was dressed up in traditional African rancher garb and made to “pee milk” instead of water in honour of World Milk Day.
The Socialist Party (PS) started the consultation process today for the formation of a new Brussels government, with Belgium’s vice-prime minister Laurette Onkelinx leading the talks.
Car manufacturer Audi has plans to pump half a million euros into its plant in Forest, Brussels, over the next five years, the new CEO Patrick Danau told De Morgen and Het Laatste Nieuws.
The man who killed three people in a shooting at the Jewish Museum in Brussels at the weekend may have been operating on behalf of a foreign intelligence service, Israel’s top newspapers has clai
The Jewish Museum of Belgium in Brussels, the scene of a murderous attack at the weekend in which three people died, planned to open today but will now remain closed until further notice to allow
