The Belgian Defence Ministry has launched a nationwide campaign, sending 149,000 letters to 17-year-olds, inviting them to consider voluntary military service with training beginning in September 2026 at various military centers across the country
The Brussels-Capital Region must suspend building permits on undeveloped land after a court ruling favored nature groups seeking stronger environmental protections until 2026
The Listen Festival 2025 in Brussels will run from Tuesday to Sunday, offering six days of cutting-edge electronic performances, unique venue experiences, and international acts, further cementing its reputation as one of Europe’s boldest alternative music gatherings
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
