The Brussels Newsbrief
Friday, 26 June 2026
TL;DR
Main Brussels stories today:
- Heatwave measures across Brussels
- What to do in Brussels this weekend: 26-28 June
- Hundreds of companies at a single address: what is really behind the business-centre trade?
- 34 degrees on the thermometer, but much hotter in the city: how can Brussels prepare for climate warming?
Brussels: âïž +24°C
Transport
Hundreds of companies at a single address: the business-centre model raises questions about what is really behind these shared company addresses.
Environment
With temperatures reaching 34 degrees and feeling much hotter in the city, Brussels faces renewed questions about how to prepare for climate warming.
Society
Heatwave measures are being rolled out across Brussels, from wildlife care and support for homeless people to rising electricity use and low-cost ways to cope with the heat.
Brussels has a weekend agenda for 26-28 June, with several guides highlighting things to do across the city.
New documents concerning the Anderlecht housing company Foyer anderlechtois are due to be sent to parliament this Friday.
A debate asks whether dialogue is still possible between the education sector and political decision-makers.
Nina Pinzarrone is settling in Colorado Springs with a new training structure.
A commemorative plaque has been installed in memory of Diana Andreea following a femicide.
Sport
Vitor Bruno, Anderlechtâs new coach, says he will give everything and demand the maximum.
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