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Democracy platform Brussels Voice is recruiting 45 international Brusselers to join political discussions on how the region is run

Brussels residents are moving one step closer to being able to travel from the city centre to Brussels Airport by tram, following the decision of Pascal Smet, Brussels state secretary for urbanism and heritage, to grant a permit to build a stretch of tramline between Nato/Eurocontrol and the Fle

The upcoming Brussels Urban Summit (BUS) 2023, scheduled from 12-15 June, is set to take place in Brussels. The organizers recently held a press conference to

Brussels is moving along with its plans to decolonise public spaces in the Belgian capital, meaning remove monuments or other such displays that glorify historical figures who were deeply involved in perpetuating violence in and subjugation of other countries.

Bright ideas that make cities better: Better transport in Brussels.

Brussels' Year of Art Nouveau showcases its architecture while bringing its colonial past back into focus

The first phase of restoration works on the Justice Palace in Brussels will finally begin, now that permits have officially been granted.

Brussels is planning to create a “cemetery of statues” to house monuments that were removed because they celebrate Belgium’s bloody colonial past in central Afr

The Blue Tower on Brussels' Avenue Louise will feature a 360-degree panoramic rooftop after a renovation, according to state secretary for town planning Pascal Smet (One.Brussels).

Two months after a bicycle courier was killed near Brussels-North station, nothing has changed, with FlixBuses continuing to load and unload passengers dangerously at the same site.