BRUSSELS — Police in Brussels moved on Tuesday to shut down an ongoing gathering of Europe’s hard-right elite. The National
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Von der Leyen picks campaign team for run at second term as EU Commission chief
BRUSSELS — European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced that her head of Cabinet will run her campaign for a
Michel dodges European Parliament grilling due to back pain
BRUSSELS — The European Council’s outgoing President, Charles Michel, is skipping a planned debate with members of the European Parliament
Brussels spends €30K to rebrand European Quarter as … EU Quarter
“Dynamic and amazing” aren’t adjectives normally associated with Brussels’ European Quarter. The drab district, monopolized by office buildings housing eurocrats
Brussels police smash sexual exploitation, human trafficking ring
Brussels police have carried out scores of raids as part of a major operation to crack down on a human
5 real-life impacts of the EU’s foot-dragging on chemicals law reboot
For months, European lawmakers, NGOs and scientists have been calling on Brussels to set out a long-awaited revamp of the
City of Brussels suspends (but doesn’t cut) ties with Moscow
Moscow and Brussels’ sister city relationship has been suspended — but not ended, Brussels Mayor Philippe Close said. Close, the
Brussels to limit cars in the city center from August
Brussels is taking steps to limit through traffic in the city center from August 16, a move aimed at greening
Rioters fight Brussels police, smash headquarters of EU foreign service
Protests in Brussels against coronavirus restrictions spiralled into violence on Sunday as protesters clashed with police officers and vandalized the
As Brussels church occupation ends, migrants wrestle with results
https://www.politico.eu/wp-admin/post.php?post=1949396&action=edit One year on, a migrant occupation that briefly seized the Belgian government is officially ending — at the host’s request — leaving