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People gather for the 24th edition of the 'Belgian Pride', a manifestation of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender oriented people, Saturday 18 May 2019 in Brussels. BELGA PHOTO NICOLAS MAETERLINCK

Belgian Pride returns to Brussels in May for the first time in two years

After two years of cancellation due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Belgian Pride, which celebrates the LGTBQIA+ community, will return to the streets of Brussels on 21 May, RTBF and Bruzz report. The return of Belgian Pride was announced on Tuesday, the annual awareness Lesbian Visibility Day, by...
Electric bike use in Belgium - Belga

Electric bikes involved in nearly half of all cycling accident deaths in Flanders

Electric bicycles are involved in nearly half of all cycling accident deaths in Flanders, according to figures from Flemish minister of mobility Lydia Peeters (Open Vld), reported by De Morgen. In Flanders, 70 cyclists died in traffic last year, 33 of them on an e-bike. The main cause was motorists...
Electricity and gas prices rise in Belgium

Belgian electricity and gas bills hit an all-time high

Gas and electricity bills for Belgian households rose to a record level in April, according to monthly figures from the Flemish energy regulator VREG. Households whose energy contracts renew in April can expect to see their annual bill rise to a record average of €1,708, De Standaard reports...

The Pirates of Penzance

THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE ARE COMING - DON'T MISS 'EM!!

Illustration picture shows the start of the replacement of parking meters and new control mechanisms in Molenbeek-Saint-Jean - Sint-Jans-Molenbeek, Brussels, Wednesday 27 January 2021. (BELGA PHOTO OPHELIE DELAROUZEE)

Brussels hopes to generate around €4 million through parking fees and fines

Brussels city council's new 2022 budget will include several measures to boost its coffers, including raising more money from parking meters, reports Bruzz. As previously revealed by local media, the city’s finances continue to be in the red with a current deficit of almost €4.8 million. But as...

Brussels nightclub owner accused of sexual assault will not be prosecuted

Brussels nightclub owner Carl De Moncharline will not be prosecuted for sexual abuse, reports Bruzz. The Brussels public prosecutor's office has dismissed the various complaints against him after carrying out its investigation. It's not clear what investigative actions have been taken, although the...

From the archives (September 1999): The Bulletin meets Arno

This article was published in The Bulletin in September 1999 The smart downtown apartment block where Arno lives seems so silent, it could be deserted. But as the lift ascends to the fifth floor, rock music starts blasting out. The nameplate by the lift button confirms, unnecessarily, that this is...

Brussels seeks projects for promoting multilingualism in business

BeTalky , an initiative of the Brussels-Capital Region that aims to promote multilingualism in the Belgian capital, has put out a call for new projects this year. The 2022 focus is on businesses and the self-employed, with the project call managed by business association Beci together with the...

‘The Belgium of tomorrow’: Federal government calls for opinions on civil liberties, leadership

A new initiative by Belgium’s federal government aims to gather opinions on a number of themes related to the country’s structure and democracy. It’s open to all citizens and residents of Belgium over the age of 16. Opinions will be collected from a platform – available in the country’s three...

University of Kent: Brussels School of International Studies Open Evening on 6 May

The Brussels School of International Studies (BSIS) provides students with a gateway to the ‘real world’ of international relations, policy-making and international law via specialist MA and PhD courses.

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