Thursday, 11 June 2026

The Brussels-Capital Ixelles police zone failed in cassation in its attempt to have a judge recused.

A protest against police violence led to eight judicial arrests in Brussels.

A new private transport service dedicated to wheelchair users has been launched.

Summer construction works will bring road closures and tram disruptions in Brussels.

Brussels Environment reports that the number of cyclists has tripled in 15 years.

A roof fire broke out at a hospitality business on Place Jourdan.

A money-laundering investigation in Brussels led to 14 businesses being sealed and three people being detained.

Mobilisation against education reforms highlights young people saying they are old enough to voice disagreement.

The Aegidium in Saint-Gilles has been saved by a Georgian family, raising questions about the future of the landmark.

New tensions broke out at Central Station between young people and police on Wednesday.

Comedian Mélanie Akkari received a sexist insult from a member of Les Engagés, who has taken responsibility.

Teachers were escorted by police after a symbolic action at the Royal Military Museum.

USG must pay a €3,500 fine for pyrotechnics during the Belgian Cup final.