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Brussels is ditching rental e-scooters for a safer alternative: more shared bikes and e-bikes. The move prioritizes pedestrian safety while keeping sustainable transportation options rolling.
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Brussels is ditching rental e-scooters for a safer alternative: more shared bikes and e-bikes. The move prioritizes pedestrian safety while keeping sustainable transportation options rolling.

Brussels threw open the doors to 60 rare Art Nouveau and Art Deco treasures in March, selling out nearly every ticket. Private homes, industrial sites, and architectural masterpieces revealed their secrets to the public for the first time.

A stunning Japanese performance brought two cultures together in Brussels to celebrate 160 years of friendship between Belgium and Japan. The event showcased traditional kimono fashion and Japanese heritage through the classical Amaterasu performance. #

A Brussels cooperative is rescuing beautiful doors, tiles, and fixtures from buildings headed for the wrecking ball, proving that construction waste doesn't have to be trash. Their work is part of a growing movement that could cut the building sector's emissions by 40% by 2050.

More than 60 countries gathered in Brussels to focus on long-term stability and peace for Palestinians. The diplomatic push signals renewed international commitment to building a safer future in the region.

Scientists from around the world gathered in Brussels to showcase innovative solutions protecting oceans while boosting economic growth. Chinese researchers presented breakthrough technologies balancing marine conservation with climate resilience.

Scientists, entrepreneurs, and policymakers from around the world gathered in Brussels to fast-track solutions for climate resilience and ocean health. The conference spotlighted how international collaboration is turning sustainable innovation into real-world impact.

The Netherlands and Belgium just signed a deal to build a direct rail connection between Eindhoven and Brussels, turning a frustrating multi-transfer journey into a smooth one-seat ride. The new line promises to strengthen economic ties and make cross-border travel finally feel possible for thousands of commuters.

A new high-speed train connecting Belgium, France, and Switzerland launches next summer, offering travelers a greener alternative to flying. The weekend service promises city-center to city-center travel in just 5.5 hours.

A historic English market is fighting pigeon overpopulation with contraceptive-laced birdseed, following European cities that cut their flocks by up to 66%. The humane approach offers hope for cities worldwide struggling with similar challenges.

A Belgian cooperative is rescuing ornate tiles, solid wood doors, and vintage fixtures from buildings headed for the wrecking ball. Their work could help the construction industry slash emissions by 40% while giving old materials new life.

Over one million Europeans just proved you can change what the EU talks about. A citizens' initiative on reproductive health became only the 12th grassroots campaign to reach Parliament in 14 years.

A New York school district is proving healthy, scratch-made meals are possible on a $4.75 budget by partnering with local farms and teaching kids to love Brussels sprouts. Their success shows what's possible when schools get the right support.

Hungary's new Prime Minister Peter Magyar just unlocked $19 billion in frozen EU funds after promising democratic reforms. The breakthrough ends years of standoff between Budapest and Brussels under previous leadership.

Thousands filled Budapest's streets for Europe Day celebrations, energized by a new government promising to rebuild Hungary's relationship with the European Union. The festival marked both Hungary's 22nd year in the EU and a fresh chapter of cooperation with Brussels.

Overnight trains between Paris and Berlin are back this month after a brief pause, making sustainable travel across Europe easier and more affordable. European Sleeper will run the 18-hour journey three times weekly in each direction starting March 26.

After energy costs surged €22 billion in just 44 days, Europe is accelerating its shift to clean power that can't be blocked by global conflicts. Fifteen nations are backing nuclear alongside renewables to build an energy system that prevents future crises instead of just managing them.

On May 9, Europeans across 27 countries will celebrate Europe Day, marking 76 years since the declaration that created an unprecedented era of peace across the continent. EU institutions are opening their doors with free concerts, cultural festivals, and family activities to showcase how democracy shapes everyday life.

Hungary's new government just secured 16.4 billion euros in EU funding after implementing major anti-corruption reforms. The milestone ends a standoff and brings crucial economic relief to the country.

A Swedish pronunciation mix-up transformed a Christian feast day into International Waffle Day, now celebrated worldwide on March 25. From heart-shaped Swedish waffles to Hong Kong's bubble creations, here's how one delicious confusion united waffle lovers everywhere.
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