Belgium is the champion of taxation
Anglo Saxons call it ‘tax freedom day’ - theoretically, it’s the day you stop paying for the state’s expenditure and earn money for yourself....
Artificial Intelligence: Big Brother’s watching you
Dave Deruytter looks at Artificial Intelligence and the possible future obsolescence of… us.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been on the innovation radar for quite some...
Positive economics: Find the green shoots
Dave Deruytter has some positive economics news for us in a volatile world.
It is time to look beyond the current lingering international issues such...
All About Amnesty International Brussels
Amnesty International's Brussels Branch explains all about its work in Europe's capital.
Who we are: Amnesty International’s European Institutions Office (EIO) in Brussels coordinates and promotes...
Money advice: A tale of two Chinas
In his regular money advice column Dave Deruytter asks if China has overtaken the rest of the world in digitalization.
With its booming coast and...
European politics: More power to the people
In his regular Together magazine European politics column, Gerry Callaghan finds the current state of the political word simply insane.
Most of us were happy...
Obama fever grips the Belgian capital
American President’s whirlwind visit to Belgium could not have been more timely as the Crimea crisis rumbles on. But it was to mark another...
Brussels Parliamentarium: An open door on Europe
James Drew chats to Stephen Clark about the Parliamentarium.
It has now been five years since the European Parliament's visitor centre, the Parliamentarium, first opened...
World economics: Ten years on from the big crash
Our financial expert Dave Deruytter looks back over the decade and into the future for world economics.
We are ten years on from the financial...
Tax avoidance: The corporate giants
Gerry Callaghan catches up with the latest on the EU’s attempts to crack down on corporate tax avoidance.
US multinationals such as Amazon, Facebook and...