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Bruges bans traffic from several streets on weekends

Bruges city council has approved a proposal to ban car traffic from the city centre on Saturdays and on each first Sunday of the month. The plan takes force on 1 February. The main shopping streets have been bus-free since 1 January, after routes were amended in agreement with De Lijn. The first...

Studio Brussel Bowie tribute makes international press

News of the constellation registered by Brussels radio station Studio Brussel and Belgium's MIRA Public Observatory in honour of the late musician David Bowie has been picked up by various international news sites, including Rolling Stone, NME, Pitchfork and The Guardian, writes Brusselnieuws...

Brussels to show Euro 2016 matches on big screen

The City of Brussels this summer will show the Euro 2016 matches of the Red Devils on a big screen at Place de la Bourse. In the event that the Belgian national team makes it to the semifinals, the City will also provide big screens to air matches at the King Baudouin Stadium, reports Brusselnieuws...

American surrogacy company to hold info sessions in Brussels

An American company will hold a series of information sessions in Brussels in late January, specifically for couples interested in fulfilling their wish to have a child via a surrogate mother, various Belgian media report. The company, Baby Bloom, is part of a fertility clinic in Las Vegas...

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EU investigates state aid to Antwerp port businesses

The European Commission has begun an investigation into possibly illegal state aid to two of the port of Antwerp’s major businesses: container terminal operators PSA Antwerp and Antwerp Gateway. The complaint was lodged by a third business, logistics company Katoen Natie. The two companies were...

Belgian ski resorts finally kick off winter season

Dry weather, sun and snow in Belgium's Eastern Cantons and Luxembourg province today prompted the opening of 23 ski resorts. Fifteen resorts opened for the first time on Sunday in the Eastern Cantons, reports the tourism office of eastern Belgium on its website. Another eight resorts also opened...

Q&A: The facts behind Brussels' urban gangs

University of Leuven researcher Elke Van Hellemont recently completed a PhD study on gangs in Brussels – a topic that’s been in the news a lot lately, following the release of the gritty box-office smash Black (pictured), directed by Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah. Why can’t police and experts...

Stephanie Tunnel in Brussels to remain closed all week

The Stephanie tunnel in Brussels will remain closed until at least the end of this week, reports Brussels Mobility, despite Friday's announcement by mobility minister Pascal Smet that the tunnel would reopen on Monday "if all goes well." The tunnel, near Avenue Louise, was closed last week after...

Iodine tablets for all Belgians, advises Scientific Council

Iodine tablets should to be distributed to all inhabitants of Belgium in a preventive measure in the case of nuclear disaster, urges the country's Scientific Council. Currently, only residents living within 20 kilometers of a large nuclear power plant receive the tablets. Iodine tablets can protect...

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