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Former FIM Endurance World Champion and 24 Heures Motos winner Webike SRC Kawasaki France Trickstar has announced its move to Dunlop for the upcoming season ...

Febvre added another win to his recent run of success in the FIM Motocross World Championship with a third consecutive victory. Having taken the overall victory at both Indonesian rounds at Sumbawa and Lombok, Febvre returned to Europe with the same stunning form, demonstrating the pace of his Dunlop-shod Kawasaki across both races. It promised to be a perfect weekend for The Monster Energy Kawasaki Racing Team rider, but an incident towards the end of the second race set him back while l...

Brussels public transport operator Stib is giving its ticket inspectors more power to fight nuisances on the network, allowing them to fine passengers up to 15 metres beyond a station or stop.

Brussels politicians are calling for major reforms in city government, including a smaller parliament, municipal mergers and more use of the English language when it comes to matters of state.

‘It’s important that people who decide to spend their lives here also learn French and Dutch,’ top Flemish politician says.

The energy certificates issued by the Brussels government that often determine whether a house meets certain mandatory standards are being called “unreliable and subjective”, according to critics.

Brussels mobility minister Elke Van den Brandt (Groen) has called the ballooning costs for the Belgian capital’s metro line 3 “too much for Brussels alone” to bear.

The metro line 3 project in Brussels, which has already faced difficulties, could end up being scrapped or delayed as a result of another additional cost.

Former FIM Endurance World Champion and 24 Heures Motos winner Webike SRC Kawasaki France Trickstar has announced its move to Dunlop for the upcoming season ...

A proposed ban on religious slaughter, or slaughter done without first stunning the animal, has been temporarily rejected in Brussels. But the issue is far from settled – the Brussels parliament will review the text of the proposal again next week and majority opinion remains divided.