How Brussels became a French-speaking city

Three unwritten rules: How to become a true Belgian

More than a dialect: Why Brusseleir remains the soul of Brussels

I went on eight dates in Brussels in one weekend – here's how it went

Late-night joy in Brussels for Belgium's dramatic World Cup win (photos)

Belgium in Brief: White heat

Now and then: Meet the Belgian art teacher bringing Old Brussels back to life on Instagram

Belgium in Brief: Midi station blues

Belgium in Brief: People watching

Belgium in Brief: Champagne tastes on a beer budget

Belgium in Brief: More haste, less speed

‘I’ll follow you for days and you won’t know it’: Meet Brussels' answer to Sherlock Holmes

Belgium in Brief: The eighth wonder of the world in Brussels?

Belgium in Brief: Speaking fünf langues in België

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Medical miracle or wombs for rent? The two worlds of Belgian surrogacy

Belgium in Brief: Ain’t nothing going on but the rent

‘Fighting Goliath’: Another Brussels Airlines customer claims to be victim of faulty 'no show' policy

Belgium in Brief: Boris the bon vivant

Walking from Brussels to Luxembourg is easier than you think – here's how I did it

Belgium in Brief: Keep calm and carry on

From Brad Pitt to bombings, Saint-Gilles has been gripped by five violent incidents in five days – which the mayor is calling "a war between rival drug families."

“Fries and Belgium are synonymous. So if something goes wrong with the potato, I think it gets a lot of attention," the farm's owners told The Brussels Times.

'I felt invisible': Woman forced to pay for a new return flight after Brussels Airlines labels her a 'no-show'

Belgium in Brief: Bye bye blockers

Belgium in Brief: Fresh hell

Meet the Belgian 'prepper' who is ready for any emergency or war – even if it hits tomorrow

'If a city cannot even keep its streets clean, how can you trust it with anything else?'

Belgium in Brief: Saving Sablon

'It's not rocket science': Brussels Times readers share their ideas on how to clean up the city

Belgium's unknown story that became a Japanese cult hit

Belgium in Brief: Two worlds, one nation?

A tipple for every taste: Our pick of Brussels' best bars

Belgium in Brief: From one LEZ to another

Belgium in Brief: Dirty old town

The iconic Résidence Palace marks its centenary this year – a Jazz Age experiment in luxury living that helped reshape Brussels long before the EU arrived.

Ten years on: Remembering the 32 people killed in the Brussels terrorist attacks

Belgium in Brief: Nuclear attraction

Do you like ghost stories? Try dating in Brussels

How Brussels shaped the Brontë sisters – and inspired Charlotte's 'expat novel'

'I'm scared of dating in Brussels'

Household chores: Are couples finally starting to share the load in Belgium?

Back then, France punched above its weight when it came to tech. The EU needs it to rediscover its taste for the cutting edge, says Paris-based writer Alexander Hurst

A better life? Why Belgians of Polish descent are choosing to pack up and move east