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Sunday, 11 November, is a national holiday in Belgium. But it’s no average Armistice Day. The day marks exactly 100 years since the end of the First World War.
The horrors of World War One never fail to resonate.
A new exhibition opening in Brussels this week lets you discover - or relive - the effervescent, paradigm-shifting, multi-faceted world of the late 1960s, from Swinging Sixties London to San Franc
Belgium will return to Rwanda its archives of the colonial period, including cultural heritage such as photos, films and musical recordings.
Four years have passed since Belgium launched its World War One commemorations at Saint-Symphorien Cemetery near Mons.
Dozens of original photos from the iconic French weekly magazine Paris Match are being auctioned in Brussels this weekend.
Antwerp’s Red Star Line museum re-opened at the weekend following a renovation period that lasted for three months.
A 19th-century arcade off Brussels' busy Rue Neuve shopping street has been restored to its original splendour, after a top-to-bottom renovation project over 15 years.
The devil got stuck trying to leave Brussels city hall on Wednesday morning - as a delicate removals operation did not quite go to plan.
