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The competition – organised by the Brussels ‘Bouwmeester’ chief architect – seeks proposals for a ‘new football temple’ for the first division club Royale

A point of view from the feminist solidarity movement in Brussels

A high-ranking official in the Belgian government has resigned in the face of outrage over his decision to allow the Islamist mayor of Tehran to attend an urban policy conference that took place in Brussels in mid-June. The invitation and issuance of

The Brussels region now recognises clubbing as intangible cultural heritage following an initiative from the nightlife sector itself. The designation indicates an importance not only for the people of Brussels, but also for the city's attractiveness, RTBF reports.

An unmounted bust of Leopold II in Auderghem that was removed in June 2020 after being vandalised could end up back on display in a new location.

An informed source in the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs says the recent exchange of Belgian and Iranian detainees was "a sign of successful diplomacy" between Tehran and Brussels.

Foreign Minister Hadja Lahbib faces another grilling by Belgian lawmakers on Monday, which may endanger the governing coalition.

Western allies will continue to closely watch the historic events unfolding in Russia, after a mutiny led by the head of the Wagner mercenary group Yevgeny Prigozhin quickly escalated and then unraveled over the weekend.

On the front page of the press, this Monday, June 19, reactions to the visit, at this time, of the American Secretary of State to China, while relations...

Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Croo and Foreign Minister Hadja Lahbib were quizzed by lawmakers on Wednesday after delegations from Iranian and Russian cities were granted visas to attend a mayors' convention in Brussels last week.