After its first successful launch at the Arab World Institute in Paris in June 2022, the exhibition Horizon of Khufu arrives at Tour & Taxis in Brussels. This immersive tour of the Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt is shown through the lens of virtual reality (VR). The Bulletin had the opportunity...

The European parliament has voted by a large majority (593 votes in favour, 55 against, nine abstentions) to grant €7.5 million in aid to the 3,414 workers who lost their jobs due to the closure of Audi Brussels. The aid is aimed at helping these workers find new employment, for example through...

More than 600 days after the elections, Brussels finally has a government after seven political parties reached an agreement on Thursday evening after three days of intense negotiations. Parties MR, PS, Les Engagés, Groen, Anders, Vooruit and CD&V have formed a new Brussels government, with...

Built as a symbol of peace, democratic cooperation and scientific optimism for Expo 58, Brussels’ iconic landmark is celebrating 20 years since a major renovation project transformed the visitor experience of the modernist structure. A year-long programme of activities staged at the Heysel site in...

Belgian boy reporter Tintin embarks on another globetrotting adventure thanks to Brussels Airlines’ new aircraft celebrating his lunar exploits. The timeless legacy of Hergé’s famous comic-strip character is honoured ahead of his centenary in 2029 in the airline’s latest Belgian Icon series of...

Belgium will require air quality meters in all public indoor spaces from next year, under new national legislation designed to improve monitoring of indoor environments and protect overall public health. The rule, set to take effect in 2027, applies to a broad range of spaces including shops,...

More than 40 museums across Brussels are getting ready to stage the 26th edition of the Nocturnes , a series of late openings from 12 March to 23 April. Some seven cultural institutions will stay open late on Thursday evenings for the duration of the event, hosting a special programme of activities...

Long overdue renovation works at the Brussels Royal Conservatory have officially launched in the presence of the authorities involved in the ambitious restoration project. Interior minister Bernard Quintin (MR), Flemish minister for Brussels Cieltje Van Achter (N-VA) and minister-president of the...

Bright Brussels Festival once again brings some welcome mid-winter warmth to the European capital. More than 20 original art installations by artists from Belgium and abroad spotlight iconic locations in the city. The 6km light trail guides visitors from Brussels park to the Royal Theatre of La...