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In early March, residents from areas contaminated by PFAS chemicals gathered in Brussels for political training. This meeting marks a historic moment in their efforts to combat pollution affecting their lives.
The Brussels Decorative Arts Festival opened its doors to visitors, showcasing around sixty historic buildings in the Belgian capital throughout March. The festival aims to highlight the city's cultural and architectural heritage.
Leaked phone conversations between a journalist and a European Commission representative have raised concerns in Brussels regarding the Hungarian government, perceived as close to the Kremlin. This comes at a critical time as Hungary prepares for local elections that could influence the country's political future.
The EU energy chief warns that energy prices could stay elevated even with a swift peace agreement regarding the Iran war. European nations are considering measures like fuel rationing and remote work.
The European Commission has called on citizens of member states to cut down on their travel in a bid to prevent a potential energy crisis. This appeal comes amid growing concerns about energy supplies as winter approaches.
Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó has accused Brussels of interfering in the upcoming Hungarian elections, alleging the leak of sensitive information to Moscow. These statements come at a critical time for European politics.
Brussels' main train and metro station, <strong>Gare du Midi</strong>, was evacuated on Monday evening after two suspicious packages were discovered on separate platforms. This led to a significant disruption of train services during peak hours.