How Brussels became a French-speaking city

"Ugliness is not an argument. What do we need? How do we use the resources that are there?"

Europeans, including Belgians, were asked about their use of generative AI, the EU's foreign tech dependencies, and how they think AI should be regulated.

Deepfakes, sovereignty and generative tools: What do Belgians think of AI?

"It’s not easy to fulfil such a project of this scale in Brussels. It will be the biggest museum to open in Brussels in more than a century."

'Curse' of Ice Saints: The myth behind Belgium’s cold week in May

EU to sanction Israeli settlers but no trade embargo

While the Georgian community in Belgium is relatively small, the country's celebrated cuisine is beginning to make its mark.

EU agrees to water-down AI rules but bans deepfake nude apps

Why Belgium struggles with 'dirty money' in drug trafficking

In an interview with The Brussels Times, Charles Michel wants to settle old scores – from Sofagate to Trump, he believes he has been vindicated on many issues.

The Brussels municipality was rocked by another huge explosion targeting a shisha café just after midnight on Friday night.

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."

One million Europeans call on EU to suspend Israel association deal

Eight officers charged over death of woman who died in Brussels police custody

Controversial Tour & Taxis project approved amid fears of 'aggressive gentrification'

Péter Szijjártó offered Sergey Lavrov to send EU documents through the Hungarian Embassy in Moscow. Leaked audio reveals a strikingly deferential, submissive attitude from Szijjártó toward Lavrov.

Israeli military announces further action against Hezbollah, contradicting statements from Pakistan and Iran * Middle East crisis – live updates Israel has said its military operations in Lebanon will continue despite Donald Trump’s ceasefire announcement, with Israeli forces carrying out strikes and telling civilians in the south of the country to leave the areas they are targeting. The office of the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, said that Trump’s two-week pause “does not include Lebanon” amid reports of continued artillery and drone strikes, directly contradicting statements made by Iran and Pakistan, which has been mediating in the conflict. Continue reading...

Since the war between Israel and the militant group Hezbollah reignited on March 2, Israel has pushed deeper into southern Lebanon.

Hungarian government accuses investigative journalist Panyi of spying for Ukraine. He reports on alleged links between Russia and Hungary.

Il ragazzo lo sta facendo come compito a scuola, scelto da lui, proprio in questa forma, grazie all’ispirazione che ha avuto dal sito “Non uno di più” dell’osp…

The 76-year-old alliance has in recent years survived existential challenges, ranging from the war in Ukraine to pressure and insults from Trump. But it is the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran that has near...

The European Union issued a statement reiterating its principled position against the death penalty in all cases and circumstances and expresses deep concern over Israel’s approval of the Death Penalt...

Szabolcs Panyi tells POLITICO that Budapest’s accusations are “meant to psychologically pressure me and shatter my credibility,” in the wake of his reporting on secret talks between Pét…

"I say to the people of the European Union who have applied pressure ... We are not afraid," said Israel's Ben-Gvir, while wearing a noose lapel-pin.

UK edges closer to EU in post-Brexit reset – but migration remains a sticking point

European Commission to co-fund new phase of operation for open access publishing platform.

Belgium's unknown story that became a Japanese cult hit

“È un fatto grave per la democrazia. Gli agenti sono rimasti lì un’ora a farmi domande senza lasciarmi neanche un verbale”

Ruling that Meta and YouTube deliberately designed addictive products marks possible watershed moment for big tech

The European Parliament has approved new rules for expelling undocumented migrants despite a lack of clarity on the controversial "return hubs".

How the EU pushed ahead with controversial 'deportation camps'

Investigative reporter Szabolcs Panyi covered story alleging foreign minister had passed information to Sergei Lavrov

The amended text was passed in the Brussels mini-plenary session with 417 votes in favour, 154 against and 71 abstentions.

Depuis 2018, Patrick Galbats vit et travaille comme artiste entre Bruxelles et le Luxembourg. De 2001 à 2017, il a travaillé comme photo-journaliste au Luxembourg.