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You don’t have to walk far in Brussels to see that it is not one of the world’s cleanest cities.
Latest employment figures released Monday reveal that up to 50 percent of young people in some neighbourhoods in Brussels are without a job. The news has city officials calling for action.
Brussels has come in 21st place in the new report on most-liveable cities for expats, released by Mercer human resources and financial services.
Brussels-Capital Region’s public works minister, Brigitte Grouwels, hopes to increase residents’ participation in the region by focusing on its 100 neighbourhoods.
Users of Brussels’ public transportation system are being warned to expect significant delays along the city’s metro, tram, and bus lines tomorrow as employees of the Brussels transport service ST
Few holidays can boast a kitsch factor as high as Valentine’s Day, which makes Neo Retro Agency the ideal party planner.
To appreciate the number of Brussels’ bikes lost or stolen, all one needs to do is visit a warehouse in Schaerbeek where nearly a thousand bikes are waiting for be reunited with their owners.
A select group of Brussels students will soon have the chance to exercise in world-class facilities.
The plan to close Brussels' downtown core around the Bourse and Place De Brouckere is attracting as many ideas as criticism as to how best to make it work.
