Less than two years after the signing of the Armistice ending what was then known as the Great War, the strongest and fastest men and women of their generation gathered in Antwerp for an unprecedented ...

All of Brussels can be seen as an open-air museum with streets, squares and parks adorned by historical statues and memorials, mostly meant to represent and even glorify Belgium’s past. But for a long ...

Soaring stone columns cracked and crumbling, ornate metal arches gnawed at by rust: for the past two decades, in the historic heart of Antwerp, the world’s first stock market has been fighting for ...

German luxury car manufacturer Audi's factory in the Brussels municipality of Forest is officially closing on Friday 28 February, 76 years after the first car rolled off the production line. Audi ...

From his home in the rural Flemish municipality of Oudsbergen, Raymond Behr shows his collection of medals. At just 17 years old, Behr was one of the 3,172 soldiers sent by Belgium to help defend ...

Except for a few drones directed at a British air base in Cyprus, Europe remains physically unscathed by the war with Iran. But as a big energy importer, Europe is economically vulnerable to a ...

Machetes, clubs, pickaxes and spears. These were the weapons used by Rwandans as they slaughtered their fellow countrymen during the 1994 genocide. They were used against colleagues, neighbours, ...

What was the Second World War like for Brussels? At first, it looked much the same as during peacetime. Although war was declared between the major European powers in September 1939, there was limited ...

With five serious incidents in five days, drug-related violence has returned to the Brussels municipality of Saint-Gilles after a week of score-settling between rival drug gangs, leaving residents ...

As a child, I was well aware that Belgium’s love affair with chips – or fries, if you are American – eclipsed even its famed passion for chocolate and beer. That impression proved true when I moved ...

Today marks 10 years since the UK voted to leave the EU in a landmark referendum. What better way to celebrate (or commiserate) than by hearing from the man who coined the word that changed Britain?

Global superstar Bad Bunny performed in Brussels, at the King Baudouin Stadium, on Wednesday evening. The stadium was packed to the rafters for the "King of Latin Trap". More than 56,000 fans gathered ...