Brussels

The 'hotspot' strategy, initially introduced in April, focuses on boosting police presence and administrative interventions in targeted areas that are deemed high-risk or have reported elevated criminal activity

From changes in mobility and finance to new health measures, these updates aim to enhance public safety, streamline bureaucratic processes, and improve healthcare services

Brussels boasts a dynamic music landscape, filled with venues that cater to a plethora of genres. However, the escalating costs associated with attending live performances have left many potential concert-goers, particularly students, grappling with financial constraints

Following cars, cycling and public transport—comprising buses, trains, metros, and trams—emerged as the next most popular commuting choices, with 17% and 15% of the commuter population opting for these methods, respectively. A mere 4% of individuals walked to work

This initiative, which forms the grand finale of the region's Mobility Week, will see vehicles banned from the city streets for the entire day, from 09:00 to 19:30. The aim is to encourage sustainable transport and promote environmental awareness