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Belgium Cello Society presents spring concert in Brussels

The Belgium Cello Society (BCS) showcases Queen Elisabeth Competition laureates, cellist Stéphanie Huang and pianist Keigo Mukawa, in its first recital of the spring season on 7 April. Rising star cellist Stéphanie Huang ( pictured below ) has performed as a soloist with top orchestras across...

The lesser-known International Baccalaureate career-related programme: A tailored path to success at BEPS International School

Education is evolving, with universities redefining admissions criteria and designing multidisciplinary programmes to equip students for a rapidly changing job market.

National women's march in Brussels on 8 March 2025

10,000 people march for women’s rights in Brussels, MR officials leave after being booed and heckled

Some 10,000 people marched through the streets of Brussels on Saturday afternoon in a national demonstration for women’s rights that turned into an anti-government protest, reports RTBF. Demonstrators warned of "worrying regressions" concerning women's rights and "the rightward shift of society and...

More gamblers in Belgium join voluntary blacklist

Last year, the number of people who gamble and voluntarily allow themselves to be blacklisted increased again, to 56,458. This represents an increase of 6,760 gamblers (up 13.6%) compared to 2023, according to figures from Belgium’s justice ministry, in response to a question in the Flemish...

Port of Brussels traffic on the rise

The Port of Brussels was busier last year, with 2.6% more river traffic on its 14km stretch of canal, according to newly released figures. The increase seen in 2024 is due to the recovery of transit journeys, after shipping on the Antwerp-Brussels-Charleroi route was frequently disrupted in 2023...

Brussels cafe owners campaign against unfair contracts

Cafe goers and owners were out in force last weekend at a demonstration in central Brussels following the closure of iconic cafes including Au Daringman, Monk and Café Metteko. The closures are due to so-called "stranglehold contracts" in which an obligation to purchase drinks is linked to a rental...

Road rage: new study reveals most annoying Belgian driving habits

A new report on drivers' behaviour in Wallonia, the latest road cohabitation barometer from the Walloon Road Safety Agency (AWSR), shows that aggressive driving is still a major problem. Almost eight out of 10 Walloon residents today consider road cohabitation to be problematic, according to the...

Brussels-North remains Belgium’s busiest station

Brussels-North station kept its place as the busiest station in Belgium in 2024, receiving an average of 59,068 travellers per day, as many as the 300 quietest stations combined. The passenger counts were carried out by Belgian railway operator SNCB in October 2024 and focused on weekdays. The...
Eurostar Terminal Brussels Midi Station

Travelling to and from the UK? Beware custom duties and new travel regulations for Belgians

Belgium's customs service are reminding travellers that stricter post-Brexit regulations apply to goods bought in the UK, reports Belga. Anyone traveling by train and bringing items worth more than €300 into Belgium must declare them to customs. For those arriving by boat or plane, the threshold is...

Conference en anglais, mercredi le 12 mars, 19h30. Lost Souls - Cezanne, Gauguin and Van Gogh

Welcome drinks from 19h30; talk begins at 20h00.

Venue: Avenue Paul Hymans 2, conference room of the Maison Communale of Woluwe Saint Lambert


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