Despite decades of progress, violence against women remains rampant. The 30th anniversary of the UN’s Beijing Declaration should be a moment of pride, but instead, we face a wave of attacks on gender ...

With their fading parchment and delicate ink, old maps are more than just artefacts. They are whispers from the past, offering us glimpses into the minds of those who charted the unknown. These maps ...

The Belgian Public Prosecutor has charged four people with active corruption and criminal organisation, and one person with money laundering, following house searches that took place on Thursday 13 ...

The man at the helm of the newest and most luxurious hotel in Brussels reflects on a colourful career that saw him work his way up from the bottom to captain the world's most glamorous getaway ...

This year’s edition, from 13 to 23 March, you can enjoy more than 45 events spread all over the city. Featuring top international artists, emerging talents, and unique collaborations, the festival ...

"The war caught me in Kyiv. I made my decision right away – I was going to fight because it’s my country and someone came to take it." Not the words of a soldier – but of a nurse, Tetyana Faryna. They ...

Saint Patrick's Day is here again, and with it comes a flurry of festivities to mark Ireland's favourite holiday. The Irish of Brussels didn't waste any time and have been going all out with ...

Brussels Midi station was evacuated shortly after noon on Sunday following a bomb threat, according to the federal police. The station was cleared to allow the federal railway police to search for a ...

As Europe charts a path to “go at it alone” on security and Ukraine, leaders should not be stymied by the hope that America may eventually recommit to the transatlantic alliance. They should instead ...