Salary: Women too humble to ask for a raise
68% of Belgian women have never negotiated their wage, against 52% of men.
To succeed in the workplace, it is essential to develop specific skills...
First World War centenary in the Brussels region
Last October, the Brussels Government launched a call for projects to commemorate the centenary of the First World War. In view of the success...
EU politics: Cleaning up the lobby
Our EU politics expert Gerry Callaghan tracks a plan to make lobbyist activities more credible.
Lobbyists in Brussels have taken the unexpected step of acknowledging...
Women in the boardrooms: EU cracks the glass ceiling
The European Parliament today voted with an overwhelming majority (459 for, 148 against and 81 abstentions) to back the European Commission’s proposed law to...
Brussels lockdown: The cat’s out of the bag
Brussels has been in the eye of the storm this past week. But the way the city and its inhabitants handled the situation was...
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...
European defence: The case for EU coordination
In his regular EU politics pieces Gerry Callaghan reports on the EU’s push for greater European defence coordination.
The European Union has called on member...
World politics: Donald and Kim The reality show
Gerry Callaghan takes a biographical look at Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un in his latest world politics article.
The US President and the North...
Ecology: Showing a bit of Gumption
This week Richard Branson posted a tweet: “Releasing baby turtles into the ocean. Hope they can beat the odds & survive! virg.in/sch.” To be...
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...
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