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Trial projects launched to prevent suicide on the rails
12 Mar 2014 by Andy Furniere
Rail infrastructure authority Infrabel is launching two trial projects in the coming weeks to decrease the number of people attempting suicide on Belgium’s train tracksRead more
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Goodbye Belgacom, hello Proximus
12 Mar 2014 by Alan Hope
The partially state-owned telecoms company has decided to officially change its name to that of its mobile subsidiary
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Romantic pioneer Géricault on show in Ghent
12 Mar 2014 by Flanders Today
The biggest exhibition of work by Romantic master Théodore Géricault outside France in more than half a century is at Ghent’s Museum of Fine Arts
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Fifth column: Goodbye, and good luck
12 Mar 2014 by Anja Otte
With the latest state reform shrinking the number of available seats, many politicians are already fidgeting in their seats
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Week in activities: 12 March
12 Mar 2014 by Diana Goodwin
Saint Patrick's festivals, cherry blossom time and trends in the care sector: fun family activities in Flanders this week
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What's on this week: 12 March
12 Mar 2014 by Georgio Valentino
Expat playboys, iconoclastic collages and Disney cautionary tales: our pick of events across Flanders and Brussels
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