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Bruges is friendliest, but Antwerp has the best fries
21 Aug 2024 by Lisa Bradshaw
According to the Big 7 Travel website, Bruges is Belgium’s friendliest city, while Sergio Herman’s Frites Atelier serves up the best fries in all of EuropeFull story
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Self-driving shuttle bus comes to Brussels campus
20 Aug 2024 by Ian Mundell
A six-month trial on VUB’s medical campus will test ways to deploy self-driving vehicles across the cityFull story
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Costs to move vary greatly among Brussels municipalities
20 Aug 2024 by Lisa Bradshaw
Moving into or out of Brussels municipalities can be challenging logistically, but your pocketbook can also take a beating – depending on where you’ve chosen to liveFull story
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PXL launches workshops to help students choose degree programme
20 Aug 2024 by Flanders Today
A thorough three-day workshop is helping Limburg college students make the right choices from a catalogue stuffed with hundreds of degree programmesFull story
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Bpost CEO to leave job in February
19 Aug 2024 by Lisa Bradshaw
Koen Van Gerven will not seek another mandate to lead Belgium’s postal service, so the search is on for a new CEOFull story
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Record number of refugees lose residency permit
19 Aug 2024 by Lisa Bradshaw
Last year saw more than 200 recognised refugees sent back to their home countries, usually because of infractions to the travel banFull story
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Non-profit bar and meeting space to open in Flagey
18 Aug 2024 by Flanders Today
An NGO that specialises in temporarily transforming vacant buildings in Brussels has found a prime location for its next projectFull story
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Boss plays crucial role in burn-out, say researchers
17 Aug 2024 by Linda A. Thompson
Researchers at Ghent University have discovered that bosses play a crucial role in the development of burn-out among workersFull story
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Ghent to establish inventory of student rooms
17 Aug 2024 by Linda A. Thompson
A Ghent city councillor says that no ones has any idea how many properties intended for the private market are being let out to studentsFull story
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Photo of the week: Fishing for litter
16 Aug 2024 by Flanders Today
Local fishing vessels are bringing trash caught in their nets back to shore, as an impressive pile of rubbish in Zeebrugge harbour showed this weekFull story
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