Brussels’ Grand-Place has welcomed its annual Christmas tree, a 20-metre spruce that will shine during Winter Wonders. The tree’s new artistic direction highlights tradition, creativity, and social engagement throughout the festive season
A landmark COP30 report reveals nearly all soil in Brussels is severely degraded under EU standards, exposing long-standing pollution, urbanisation pressures, and neglected soil policies. Experts call for urgent action through regenerative farming and legally binding soil protection measures
As colder weather settles over Belgium, Brussels’ vibrant cinema landscape offers locals and visitors a warm refuge, featuring independent theatres, film archives, and arthouse venues that celebrate classic, contemporary, and experimental filmmaking across the capital
Brussels’ return to the top 50 global cities signals renewed momentum, powered by record tourism, cultural vibrancy, and infrastructure upgrades, positioning the Belgian capital for sustained growth and investment through 2026 and beyond
Belgian and Flemish leaders propose an “intimate union” between Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg, arguing it could strengthen Europe. However, experts say cultural divides, Luxembourg’s reluctance and the unresolved question of Brussels complicate prospects for meaningful political merger
