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Brussels homeowners angry about proliferation of fibre optic cables - Vimarsana News

Brussels homeowners angry about proliferation of fibre optic cables

Brussels residents are getting fed up with the amount of fibre optic cables and boxes being added to the facades of their homes following a new telecoms operator entering the scene.

Ice Age animal bones halt construction of new Brussels metro station - Vimarsana News

Ice Age animal bones halt construction of new Brussels metro station

The construction of a new underground station in Brussels has been suspended after the discovery of mammoth bones in its path.

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Exorcising King Leopold's ghost: Brussels takes on its colonial monuments – POLITICO - Vimarsana News

Exorcising King Leopold's ghost: Brussels takes on its colonial monuments – POLITICO

Attempts to reckon with symbols of colonialism in public spaces have revived a fraught debate about the country’s history.

Brussels region recognises clubbing as intangible cultural heritage - Vimarsana News

Brussels region recognises clubbing as intangible cultural heritage

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.

Brussels state secretary Pascal Smet resigns over controversy from visiting Iranians and Russians - Vimarsana News

Brussels state secretary Pascal Smet resigns over controversy from visiting Iranians and Russians

Brussels secretary of state Pascal Smet (one.brussels/Vooruit) has resigned after emails surfaced that revealed his administration not only invited an Iranian delegation and Russian politician into Belgium but also paid the associated costs of their travel.