Europe’s cocaine trade is booming and the drug’s gateway of choice is now the port of Antwerp. As the market has grown, so too have the drug gangs who find ever more ingenious ways to smuggle it in, ...

Local LGBTQI+ organisations had designated the game as a Pride Match, though FIFA declined to endorse it formally.

From dodgy defence contracts to toxic food contamination, the shadow of corruption has fallen on Belgian politics and society time and again. Historic scandals have left their mark on Belgian politics ...

The linguistic divide: Unraveling Belgium's struggles of identity and autonomy The events of January 1968 shocked Belgium. In Leuven, French-speaking students and professors, together with their ...

The Brussels-based financial institution Euroclear has filed a lawsuit against the Russian Central Bank at the Brussels Enterprise Court, L’Echo reports. The preliminary hearing took place last ...

Nothing much happens in Mélin, a picturesque village of little over a thousand people about an hour’s drive from Brussels. If the sleepy town has a claim to fame, it is that many of its buildings – ...

The year is 1897. We see three African tribal villages. In and around several wooden huts with straw roofs, men, women and children are carrying through their daily tasks. Occasionally they perform ...

Belgium's politics is famously complicated, and people can often no longer see the forest for the trees. Therefore, The Brussels Times will provide an overview of the different political parties, how ...

Thousands are set to take to the streets in Brussels today as part of a national strike against several reforms by Belgium's Federal Government. The day of action was called by trade unions ACV-CSC, ...

Students are showing up in front of the Royal Palace in Brussels. Their cheers are tempered by some protestors and boo’s from the public. One of the most important political prisoners in Nazi-Germany ...

It is fair to say that Laurent Simons is special. Last year, the 12-year-old child prodigy received his bachelor's degree in physics with distinction from the University of Antwerp, after completing ...

Louis Armstrong, Dizzy Gillespie and Nina Simone are jazz legends, but in the 1960s, they were unwittingly used as decoys by the United States to deflect attention from its role in its meddling in ...