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Brussels Rhythm and Blues Club

Ozgur Hazar’s Blues Syndicate plus Zinneke Roadrunners

Doors 7:30pm Concert 8.30pm Participation aux frais - €15

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New three-star-Michelin restaurant in Belgium among 2022 guide winners

The Boury restaurant in Roeselare (West Flanders) was crowned three stars by the 2022 Michelin guide on Monday. Chef Tim Boury joins an exclusive club of three-star establishments in Belgium that already counts Hof van Cleve by Peter Goossens and Zilte by Viki Geunes. The prestigious culinary guide...

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Belgian internet users are geotagged an average 288 times a day

Belgian internet users are having their location tracked by giant technology companies an average of 288 times a day. This finding is among the conclusions of a report by the Irish Council for Civil Liberties (ICCL), an NGO active in the protection of privacy. Its research revealed that personal...

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Suppliers have profited massively as a result of the explosion of energy prices , and Belgium is now asking for hard data on their earnings as the country looks to negotiate an extension of its two nuclear reactors. “Engie is making indecent profits in this energy crisis,” said Jean-Marc Nollet, co...
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Mobility minister proposes higher fines for excessive speeders

Georges Gilkinet, the federal minister for mobility, wants a better correlation between speeding fines and the seriousness of the offence, reports RTBF. He has submitted a proposal for much higher penalties for very serious excesses of speed. "If we really want to change things, we must give a...
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Increase in wood and pellet stoves raises concerns over air quality

The high energy prices are causing an increase in stove sales in Brussels, Bruzz reports, despite wood and pellet burners being particularly bad for air quality. The government has no concrete plans for a ban. Sales for stoves have roughly doubled at Smulders in Woluwe-Saint-Pierre, while stove...
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Monkeypox: Fourth case detected by KU Leuven also linked to Antwerp festival

A fourth person has been diagnosed with the monkeypox virus in Belgium, KU Leuven announced on Saturday evening. The man identified with the virus is from the province of Liège, RTBF reports. Virologist Marc Van Ranst said the fourth contamination in Belgium, like the three other cases, was linked...

Masks not required on public transport from Monday

Wearing a mask on public transport will no longer be compulsory from Monday (23 May), Belgium's coronavirus consultative committee has ruled. Masks will still be required in hospitals, pharmacies and doctor's surgeries, and recommended in "very busy places", or when visiting someone in a nursing...

Breaking through the digital divide: Libraries Without Borders integrates kids, the elderly and refugees

The Covid-19 pandemic saw huge chunks of society move online practically overnight. The digitalisation of working, learning and socialising that was already under way sped up, and those without the devices or the skills to keep up soon found themselves excluded.

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