Germany, the EU’s leading car exporter, is expected to be hardest hit by the tariffs. Car shipments to the US were worth €25.2 billion in 2024, followed by Italy (€3.4 billion) and Slovakia (€3.1 billion)
The EU had initially set a deadline of June 30, 2023, for all 27 Member States to submit their plans detailing how they intend to contribute to the European Union’s goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 55% by 2030
The panels, a hallmark of participative democracy in the Union, will focus on the theme “A new European budget fit for our ambitions” and are set to convene in Brussels between March 28-30 and May 16-18, 2025
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
As winter approaches, Belgium’s Christmas markets burst to life with mulled wine, artisan crafts and glowing light trails, offering unforgettable holiday experiences from Brussels to Bruges, and charming escapes in Annevoie, Floreffe and beyond
Belgium’s first day of a three-day national strike has brought widespread disruption to public transport, shipping and municipal services. Trade unions launched the action to protest federal socio-economic reforms impacting pensions, workers’ rights and social security support
Laurent Simons, the 15-year-old Belgian prodigy, has earned a PhD in quantum physics and begun a second doctorate in medical science, building on years of extraordinary academic achievements and a bold mission to advance human longevity
