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City of Brussels shows solidarity with Iranian people with banner in Place de Brouckère

With a giant banner in Place de Brouckère, the city of Brussels expresses its support and solidarity with the Iranian people. The banner, hung on the façade of the Hotel Continental, serves as a reminder that the struggle of the Iranian people should not leave anyone untouched, according to...

Boulevard du Midi gets major clean-up

A major clean-up operation has been was carried out on Boulevard du Midi in Brussels - a site that has become popular for illegal dumping. The operation was jointly organised by the City of Brussels’ sanitation department and regional agency Bruxelles-Propreté. The two agencies used 16 vehicles and...

Brussels Motor Show draws almost 350,000 visitors

The 102nd edition of the Brussels Motor Show drew almost 350,000 people to the Belgian capital, according to the Belgian Automobile and Cycle Federation (Febiac), which organised the event. “The popularity of the event far exceeded the organisers' expectations,” the federation said. Last year’s...

12% increase in Brussels bike path use

Cycling activity in Brussels increased significantly in 2025, with Brussels Mobility recording a 12% rise in the number of cyclists using designated bike paths compared with 2024. The growth shows a broader trend towards active mobility in the city. Brussels Mobility data shows that the increase...

Early mornings and Sundays: Belgian supermarkets adapt opening hours to consumer demand

Belgian supermarkets are increasingly adjusting their opening hours in response to changing consumer habits, with major chains extending access outside traditional hours to meet growing demand for convenience. Colruyt has announced that, from 16 February, all of its stores and Collect&Go pickup...

Brussels suicide prevention centre helps 300 people in first year since opening

A newly opened suicide prevention centre in Brussels has reported that almost 300 appointments were made in its first year of operations. “During this first year, the centre made almost 300 appointments, enabling us to start psychological counselling for 78 people,” said French-speaking non-profit...

Violence in Molenbeek after Morocco's Africa Cup defeat

Violence broke out in the Brussels neighbourhood of Molenbeek after Morocco was defeated in the Africa Cup of Nations football championship, despite preventative efforts from police and authorities. Hundreds of young people took to the streets and threw fireworks and crowd barriers after Sunday...

Farmers lead peaceful rally near Atomium in Brussels over EU-Mercosur trade pact

Hundreds of tractors gathered near the Atomium in Brussels on Sunday as farmers voiced opposition to the EU-Mercosur trade agreement, which they fear will undermine European agricultural standards and livelihoods. The protest that brought traffic disruption to parts of the capital was led mainly by...

Nightclubs adapt as Brussels nightlife sector struggles to survive

Nightclubs in Brussels are having to adopt increasingly innovative measures to keep the city's nightlife scene alive amid a series of venues shutting down or reducing operations across the capital. The city's once vibrant nightlife scene is facing a period of deep strain. Over the past year,...

Accountants ask for VAT delay due to e-invoicing glitches

Belgian accountants and tax specialists are urging authorities to be more flexible with forthcoming deadlines to declare and pay VAT following widespread technical issues linked to the new Peppol electronic invoicing system. They warn that persistent problems with the system lead to a higher risk...

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