The holiday spirit has officially arrived in Brussels as the city’s towering Christmas tree makes its grand debut at the historic Grand Place. Standing an impressive 20 meters tall, this year’s tree is not just a symbol of the festive season, but also a testament to generosity and solidarity

The speed camera marathon, part of Belgium’s road safety strategy, targets excessive speeding—one of the leading causes of accidents. Police aim to enforce speed limits, deploying cameras strategically to promote compliance while penalizing violators to ensure safer roads

The Antarctic, known for its unparalleled ability to preserve meteorites, remains one of the most sought-after destinations for such research. “Antarctica is certainly the best place on Earth to collect meteorites,” ULB emphasized in a statement on Monday

Retail rents in Belgium’s most prominent shopping areas have seen a 3% increase over the past year as retailers prioritize flagship and experience store concepts, according to the annual report by Cushman & Wakefield, a leading global real estate firm

The cannon, which dates back to the late 18th century, was found during dredging works linked to the city’s ongoing “Oosterweel” project, which is part of a major infrastructure initiative to build a new tunnel under the river