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In times of poor health, we turn to doctors, surgeons and therapists to help us - and many of the organisations involved in public health depend on charitable donations.

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More than 100 women came together in Brussels at the weekend to discuss building bridges and breaking down barriers that women in the city face every day. 

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As Belgium and Europe brace themselves for a new round of elections this May, The Bulletin's spring edition focuses on some of the key battlegrounds in our feature on what’s at stake.

Full Circle debate on climate change migration
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Three activists from varying backgrounds are preparing to share ideas about the links between global warming and the mass displacement of populations in a debate entitled Triptych-#3

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Nestled at the heart of Brussels’ EU quarter, less than 10 minutes from the European Commission, the Brussels International Catholic School (BICS) welcomes some 700 children.

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I’m Welsh and, apart from Wales and Belgium, I lived in England for three years as a student many years ago and in Sweden for a year directly before coming to Belgium.

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Pop singer Angèle was named Bruxelloise of the Year at a ceremony yesterday evening. The annual event rewards outstanding residents and organisations in the capital.

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As the 110-year-old English Comedy Club in Brussels prepares to put on its latest pantomime, Robin Hood and the Babes in the Wood, we ask its producer and

Top teaching award nomination for Brussels teacher
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German-born teacher and Treasure Trove bookshop owner Christoph Schiebold is one of 50 finalists for the 2019

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