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With the internet hit 'Nous sommes Bruxellois – Wij zijn Brusselaars' (We are from Brussels), a number of Brussels residents aim to restore the city's image after it was damaged by various i
The presiding judge at the Brussels court of assize, Karin Gérard on Tuesday was attacked by three men after she left work.
MAD Brussels, an emerging hub for specialists in the fashion and design industry, has been tasked with creating new uniforms for City of Brussels staff.
The Brussels-Capital Region is to provide €275,000 to help fight terrorism and combat radicalisation.
Unions representing rail staff will begin a 48-hour strike this evening at 22.00, following the breakdown of talks with federal mobility minister Jacqueline Galant.
A group of young men pushed a small car down the stairs of the Clemenceau metro station in Brussels on Thursday night. The station was closed following the incident, shortly after 20.00.
The 15th edition of Winter Wonders, the year-end event in the centre of Brussels, drew about 30% fewer visitors than last year, writes Knack.
Two Brussels residents this week received permission to pick mushrooms in Brussels' Sonian Forest, writes De Standaard.
There will be no fireworks display this New Year's Eve in the centre of Brussels, announced mayor Yvan Mayeur (pictured) on the advice of OCAD, the supervisory body for the terror t
