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Flanders’ interior minister Geert Bourgeois (pictured) has overturned a decision by the Linkebeek city council to send out the letters calling on residents to vote in both French and Dutc
The unemployment rate in Brussels climbed to 20.6% at the end of April 2014, compared to 20.1% a year earlier, according to figures from Brussels employment office, Actiris.
Brussels Police resorted to the use of water cannon on Sunday in order to disperse a crowd of about 400 people who had gathered to attend an anti-Semitic rally that had been banned by Anderlecht m
Unions representing staff of Brussels-City have plans to strike on May 8, in protest at the city’s new parking policy.
In 2013, seven new gangs formed in Brussels, bringing the total number of gangs in the city up to 36. The gangs recruited 140 new members altogether.
The elections on 25 May will see electronic voting machines installed in 209 of the 589 municipalities across Belgium.
Brussels universities VUB (Vlaamse Universiteit Brussel) and ULB (Université Libre de Bruxelles) are celebrating their respective 45th and 180th anniversaries together on May 9.
Brussels city council has called on federal transport minister Melchior Wathelet to change flight paths into and out of Brussels Airport.
Up to 100 people per hour slip through the gates of Brussels metro stations, thereby avoiding paying for their ride, according to a report by journalism students at Erasmus University College.
