Belgium’s record-breaking potato yield brings mixed feelings among farmers. While production surges, export challenges, U.S. tariffs, and increasing Asian competition threaten profits in the country’s renowned frozen fries industry

Belgium’s new November measures bring key policy changes across healthcare, retail, and environment—covering euthanasia reimbursement, simplified alcohol and tobacco permits, expanded nursing autonomy, and Genk’s first eco-friendly burial forest

Hidden behind a red-lit corridor near Grand Place, Brussels’ iconic ‘Le Cercueil’ bar celebrates decades of eerie allure, where coffin tables, skull mugs, and rock music mix seamlessly with warmth, nostalgia, and the spirit of community that spans generations

All Saints’ Day brings one of the busiest times for Brussels florists. At Comme une Fleur near Ixelles Cemetery, owner Pierre Ginter balances tradition, service, and changing floral preferences in a city where multiculturalism reshapes long-standing customs

UZ Brussel has launched a mobile medical unit to provide free heart screenings for Brussels residents over 60, aiming to uncover the connections between socio-economic inequality and cardiovascular health through Belgium’s first integrated clinical and social study