Belgium Travel News

If you work in the art world, your life probably looks pretty good from the outside.

A feeling in France that the European Union no longer works in its interest is fuelling tensions between Paris and Brussels and adding pressure on President Francois Hollande to be more assertive in Europe.

Amongst the austere, man machine classics they performed was 1977's 'Trans-Europe Express', a paean to the romance of Continental rail travel.

"The Venice of the North" and one of Europe's most visited historical cities, Bruges is where our 8-day self guided cycling tour of Belgium begins.

The Peninsula Belgian American Club is having its annual Brat and Trippe Fry at 6:30 p.m. Thursday.

The new Icelandic Minister for Foreign Affairs, Gunnar Bragi Sveinsson, met with Stefan FA1 4le, European Commissioner for Enlargement and European Neighbourhood policy, in Brussels yesterday.

The University of the Philippines Preparatory School, Class 1965, held a European reunion-tour covering selected sites in The Netherlands, Belgium and Northern France from April 30 to May 16, 2013.

Bordered by France, Germany, and the Netherlands, little Belgium is often overlooked.

As Belgium prepares for next year's centenary of the outbreak of the Great War, there's a growing sense of poignancy and reflection.

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Solomon Berrio-Allen from Rottingdean, Brighton is 17 years old and has dedicated his life to dance from an early age.

San Francisco world travelers should know that, as of September 28th, 2013, the public can explore the new Red Star Line Museum in the historic warehouses of the shipping company in Antwerp , Belgium .

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Subways can be a great way to get around a big city, but of course you have to understand their layout, first.

I'll get to that in a few lines, but first, I asked my fellow elbow-benders, and their responses underscore two important features of Beer Week: 2. All the naysayers who believe that no one will drink "big" beer in the summer's heat are just plain wrong.

EU trade ministers will try Friday to resolve deep differences with France on whether its prized "cultural exception" should be included in free trade talks with a United States which believes there should be no exceptions at all.

I'm writing from a hotel in Bruges, Belgium, where twenty two other recent SVHS graduates, two chaperones and I are enjoying our eighth day of a trip through Europe.

There is a new scandal brewing, and this one might have more teeth than any Obama Administration-related one before it.

Charlotte Philby is a writer and reporter at The Independent, currently based on the news desk after six years on the Saturday magazine.

Thousands of flights in and out of French airports were cancelled Wednesday as a strike by air traffic controllers intensified just hours before a nationwide rail strike was due to start.