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The politics of Antwerp turns right
With secessionism being the ‘in’ thing to do from Spain to Scotland, the Flemish Belgians were obviously buoyed by the success of the high-profile...
William Kentridge Brings A World Of Art, Memory And Performance To BOZAR
The acclaimed South African artist takes over BOZAR this autumn with an ambitious exhibition spanning four decades of his remarkable career.
From drawings and animation...
Message to PM Burnham: “Speak for two-thirds of Brits who want a fresh start...
By Denis MacShane
The Clacton by-election campaign is over. It had the advantage of allowing Labour to freeze any discussion about what a new Labour...
Is the Banksy Museum in Brussels Worth Visiting?
Few artists have captured the public imagination quite like Banksy. Anonymous, provocative and endlessly discussed, his works have appeared on walls around the world,...
Belgium National Day 2026: Celebrating the Heart of Europe on 21 July
Belgium Marks Its National Day with Pride, Tradition and Unity
Every year on 21 July, Belgium comes together to celebrate its National Day—a vibrant occasion...
Top MEP says “wait and see” on UK’s new PM
Andy Burnham is due to be named leader of the Labour Party on Friday, before he becomes prime minister on Monday.
The outgoing mayor of...
Britain’s leadership crisis is a symptom, not the disease
By Denis MacShane and Stephan Richter
Andy Burnham’s rise to Downing Street No. 10 may buy the Labour Party time. But Britain’s political crisis runs...
Where to Live in Belgium
Understanding Belgium & The Complete Brussels Neighbourhood Guide
Belgium is often described as Europe's best-kept secret.
For many people arriving for the first time, it is...
EU must burnish its reputation and “regain the lustre”
By Giles Merritt, founder and former chairman of Friends of Europe
Euro-gloom’ is pervasive. It’s encouraging that business and political decision-makers are squarely confronting Europe’s...
This Weekend Brussels Swings Again: Why the Lotto Brussels Jazz Weekend Is One of...
Every May, something remarkable happens in the heart of Brussels.
The city slows down just enough to listen.
Cobblestone squares fill with brass sections, double basses...















