Police have identified the owner of a drone that crashed at Technische Scholen Mechelen, uncovering a series of previous unauthorised flights. The pilot now faces thousands of euros in fines for violating aviation regulations near Zaventem Airport
Airlines across Europe are criticising Belgium’s latest flight tax hike, warning it will raise ticket prices and weaken the country’s connectivity. The government expects millions in revenue, but carriers argue the policy damages competitiveness and contradicts trends in neighbouring states
Brussels welcomes Thanksgiving with a growing range of special meals, from family-style feasts to Cali-Mex menus and home-delivered turkey plates, offering expats and residents festive ways to celebrate the quintessential American holiday
Brussels sports clubs face unprecedented financial pressure after regional subsidies were suspended amid a governmental vacuum. With losses reaching €100,000 for some, club leaders urge swift action to prevent bankruptcies and stalled infrastructure projects
La Cabane’s sudden shutdown marks another blow to Brussels’ struggling nightlife scene, as venue owners cite financial strain, stricter noise rules, and shrinking subsidies, leaving cultural advocates warning of an unprecedented sector-wide collapse
