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Brussels Region has already set up around 50 smart lights to deter motorists from speeding in the region, according to Brussels Mobility, reports RTBF.
If legal and professional disputes are already an emotional minefield, they risk being even more of a lengthy, stressful and expensive ordeal when the parties have a multicultural background.
Brussels state secretary for urbanism and heritage Pascal Smet has urged mobility minister Georges Gilkinet to keep the wooden benches in the city’s North train station.
Etterbeek has decided to name the square in front of its city hall after Mahsa Amini, reports RTBF.
Brussels city council has decided to go ahead with the planned ice rink in Place De Brouckère at this year’s Christmas festivities, Winter Wonders, according to culture and major events alderwoma
When I joined, the sub-editors were under the editorial direction of Matthew Davis (production editor), Ben Tarring (deputy editor) and Brigid Grauman (editor-in-chi
I’d lived in Brussels for a while when I started at The Bulletin, and had read the magazine avidly when looking for temping jobs and trying to make sense of this strange country I had mov
“You’re going to be a very good father,” Jean-Claude Van Damme tells me. “Better than lots of people.” Thanks, I say. “Worse than lots of people too,” he continues. He puts a hand on my shoulder.
Depictions of Brussels are highly polarised, according to a study from Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB), with some Belgian newspapers presenting the capital as an ideal place to live and others la
