Cheese please! Discover the best cheesemongers in Brussels and beyond
Whether cheese is your lunchtime staple, preferred aperitif snack or the star ingredient in your favourite dishes, it’s deliciously easy to expl…
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Whether cheese is your lunchtime staple, preferred aperitif snack or the star ingredient in your favourite dishes, it’s deliciously easy to expl…
Belgium has repatriated all five tourists who were in Afghanistan, following a take-over of the country by the Taliban. The tourists were flown…
Around 40 people occupied the lobby of the Office for Immigration building in Brussels on Tuesday afternoon, in support of the 475 undocumented…
A bill to extend paid bereavement leave from three days to 10 has been unanimously approved by Belgium’s federal parliament.The draft law was pu…
Universities, NGOs, public bodies and media partners launched the largest Brussels air quality measurement study to date on Saturday.This parti…
After the waves of infection that have brought coronavirus to every nation on the planet, health professionals are bracing themselves for anothe…
A dozen police officers from the Brussels-Capital Ixelles zone have reported misconduct by colleagues in relation to the arrests made following…
Rudi Vervoort, the minister-president of the Brussels-Capital Region, warned parliament on Tuesday that "the corona crisis is creating fertile g…
The municipality of Saint-Josse-ten-Noode is offering relaxation areas for residents living in cramped accommodation and suffering from the ment…
The Brussels Solidarity Action Reaction (SBAR) organisation set up taxis to distribute food parcels to families in difficulty as well as meals a…
An outbreak of the highly pathogenic avian influenza – bird flu – has been found at a poultry farm in West Flanders, according to Afsca, the Fed…
The lawyer of convicted paedophile and child murderer Marc Dutroux, Bruno Dayez, has revealed that his client will not be pursuing parole based…
Around 2,000 people demonstrated on Wednesday morning at the Schuman end of the Rue de la Loi, in the heart of the European district in Brussels…
A new mural in honour of the care workers and hospital staff on the front line of the coronavirus pandemic has appeared in the Marolles district…
About 50 people joined a demonstration against police violence in Brussels on Saturday in response to the death of a Slovak man in police custod…
Belgium reopened its borders to non-essential travel on 15 June, opening up the possibility to enjoy a foreign holiday within the EU and Schenge…
In the first of a series reporting on Belgium’s frontline workers, the Bulletin talks to some of the people braving the Covid-19 pandemic. From…
Police arrested around 100 people over the weekend following protests in Anderlecht provoked by the death of a 19-year-old man, report local med…