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Three Brussels Street Artists Transform Neighborhoods Through Mural Storytelling
Three local painters trace family roots and neighbourhood shifts in new works across the Marolles and Schaerbeek.
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Three local painters trace family roots and neighbourhood shifts in new works across the Marolles and Schaerbeek.
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Brussels residents and visitors are filling parks and terraces this July as temperatures climb above 25 degrees.
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As congestion and urban mobility remain pressing concerns, Brussels officials prepare to decide on strategies shaping the city’s transport future.
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Volunteer-led walks, cycling routes and food-focused outings give visitors direct access to the city's neighbourhoods and flavours.
Technology
Brussels professionals can track policy moves on solar support and data-center efficiency to align skills with the region's climate targets.
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An exploration of key statistics reveals current trends and challenges in Brussels’ education sector.
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Explore Brussels through its rich past with these key sites and stories every visitor should not miss.
finance
Key investment figures and infrastructure developments underscore Brussels’ growing role in Europe’s startup economy and AI innovation.
property
With prices rising elsewhere, Jette posts the fastest property value growth in Brussels’ north-west while keeping starter homes within reach.
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As major mobility and urban development projects reach critical milestones, the city faces a series of complex logistical and budgetary decisions.
Politics
Changes in zoning and development approvals in Brussels determine where new employment opportunities and community facilities are placed relative to residential neighborhoods.
finance
Projections suggest a stabilization of the Brussels economy as the region focuses on long-term growth and labor market recovery.
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As Brussels undertakes infrastructure upgrades, the effects on daily life and community development are becoming increasingly significant for residents.
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City leaders prepare to settle on priorities after initial assessments of development needs.
Politics
New regulations aim to balance residential needs and commercial development across Brussels' neighbourhoods, influencing construction and land use for local residents.
finance
Economic actors in Brussels grapple with challenges ranging from geopolitical tensions to inflation pressures, clouding growth prospects in 2026.
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From the Fête de la Musique to sunset concerts in the park, here is how to navigate the capital this weekend.
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Original timelines for major rail and metro works have shifted over time as the city adapts its transport and utility upgrades.
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With summer school holidays beginning and e-bike rentals up across the capital, now is the moment to discover Brussels' growing network of low-traffic routes built for riders who aren't yet ready for the ring road.
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Events spanning music, visual arts, architecture and circus performances run across the city from early summer through autumn.
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City leaders and education specialists discuss emerging issues and ongoing efforts for schools in Brussels amid broader societal shifts.
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As Brussels adapts to shifting global and regional economic challenges, workforce development initiatives are opening new pathways for local talent and businesses alike.
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A look at how historical, social, and policy factors have shaped the current educational environment in Brussels.
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A range of monthly and weekly networking events in Brussels highlight evolving market priorities for local enterprises and startups.
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From contemporary circus in city venues to the milestone tenth edition of the BANAD Festival, the capital’s arts scene is in full swing through 2027.
Technology
The company's process transforms old circuit boards, cables and screens into lightweight insulation panels used in dozens of apartment renovations across the city.
Technology
Local nonprofits and hubs advance e-mobility and sustainable IT that residents encounter in commuting and city operations.
culture
Hundreds of concerts and festivals are scheduled across Brussels for 2026 and 2027, with immediate options and free performances available at established venues.
finance
With large-scale government acquisitions and shifting office space dynamics, Brussels companies face a changing real estate market landscape.
Technology
Strong fixed broadband availability aligns with growth in the local tech and startup scene.
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