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Major redevelopment works at the interchange between chaussée de Ninove (N8) and the Ring begin in October 2026 and will last until autumn 2029.
A new urban planning approach enables the realization of an evolving workshop based on available reused materials.
Renovations of Léger and Degas buildings, completion of Renoir works, and tenant support are reshaping the neighborhood.
The national strike on Friday, October 9th, significantly impacted waste collection and access to recycling centers in several Brussels municipalities.
An ArtScience exhibition in Ixelles from October 16 to December 16, 2026, questions individual and collective memory in the face of AI.
Political and economic stakeholders discussed strategies to make the canal a lever for productive development and job creation.
33 residents will be randomly selected to independently assess municipal actions.
The Université libre de Bruxelles mobilizes for the climate on its campuses and in the streets, emphasizing research and ecological transformations.
Special intervention units from the three countries met in Brussels to discuss the new Benelux Police Treaty.
The Office de la Naissance et de l’Enfance (ONE) launches a campaign to collect family testimonials of gratitude.
Actiris, Forem, and VDAB join forces to facilitate interregional mobility for job seekers from Brussels and Wallonia to Flanders.
The Brussels City CPAS is launching a major renovation project to improve the comfort, safety, and energy performance of 82 housing units for seniors.
