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Visit.brussels must cut a quarter of staff

Visit.brussels will have to cut 37 staff members, or almost a quarter (23%) of its 159 employees, in the face of budget slashing from the capital’s new government. The Dilliès government is counting on voluntary departures and retirements to achieve this, Le Soir reports, with no compulsory...

Brussels to appoint anti-drugs commissioner

The Brussels government is appointing a commissioner to coordinate the fight against drugs - and has already launched the search for a suitable candidate. Minister-President Boris Dilliès (MR) announced a month ago that a separate drugs commissioner would not be appointed. “The aim is to establish...

Stib calls time on failed mobility app Floya

Brussels public transport operator Stib will stop supporting the multimodal transport app Floya on 31 December, after just three years. While Stib officially cites the forthcoming ban on shared scooters as the reason for this, the cost of the app is also a factor. “The decision is in line with the...

Threat of further flight disruption over as baggage handlers reach deal

Aviapartner’s management and trade unions have reached a memorandum of understanding, meaning the threat of further disruption to flights as a result of last week's baggage handlers' strike is likely over. A spontaneous strike had broken out last Monday following the recent announcement of a new...

The New Map of Europe: Decoding the EU-Ukraine Integration and What it Means for Us

In this session we talk about the tangible, current institutional relationship between the EU and Ukraine, and what that structural reality transforms for everyday Europeans. 

Right now, the relationship has moved past emergency solidarity into a highly technical, high-stakes phase: the formal opening of the first negotiation clusters for Ukraine's EU accession. Meanwhile, the massive Ukraine Recovery Conference (URC 2026) in Gdańsk takes place on June 25–26, the day before our session. 

Singles Apero

The Singles Apero is our popular series of monthly encounters where you can meet other social singles in a safe space without matching pressure. 

Feel free to bring any single friends along or just come by yourself. 

This is a last get together before the summer break.
Come join us or see you back in September!

Open to all singles | Booking required

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Softly revolt against the machine | Deep Thought Series

Post WWII reality in Europe and North America was built on an unholy tandem between feminine ideas of solidarity (of building back, with safety nets, after a cataclysmic event) and the masculine rapaciousness of the profit seeking machine (within which the military industrial complex is an element). The idea that the machine is the engine that enables the caring softness metamorphosised over the course of time, to make the pursuit of lucre a societal end in its own right.

What's Behind the News | Live podcast launch

Europe’s news is loud and moving fast. What’s Behind the News keeps up and cuts through the noise.

Join us for the live debut of the show bringing Europe's most consequential stories to life - on the record, in the room, in front of you.

What's Behind the News | Live ppodcast launch

Europe’s news is loud and moving fast. What’s Behind the News keeps up and cuts through the noise.

Join us for the live debut of the show bringing Europe's most consequential stories to life - on the record, in the room, in front of you.

After the battle - Domain of Waterloo video mapping show

After the battle: Interactive video mapping experience opens on 211th anniversary of Waterloo conflict

After the battle is a new video mapping experience at the Domain of Waterloo that brings to life the scientific, industrial and technological advances that followed the history-changing victory. Its inauguration on 18 June marked the 211th anniversary of the 1815 battle and precedes the traditional...

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