Dutch railway's war against badgers
Belgium's rail infrastructure has been disrupted by badgers undermining the right-of-way
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A Crowd Pleaser in Brussels
DrFumblefinger visits Manneken-Pis in Brussels, a popular tourist attraction.
Belgium goes national with bike registry
Belgium hopes its new registry, based on a Brussels system, will help reduce thefts and encourage more people to commute by bike
Brussels lights: Art Nouveau and energy savings
Brussels' light festival this year will highlight it rich connections to the Art Nouveau movement.
Belgium: Older, noisier planes to pay more
Belgium is setting up a sliding scale of airport fees, rewarding greener flying and setting penalties for louder, later and more polluting flights
Antwerp gets a recycled cycle lane
Antwerp's new cycle path uses recycled plastic two different ways; it's a down payment on a much longer path plan
Flanders, Netherlands: too-tame wolves a worry
Wild wolf populations are growing in Europe, causing controversy over management and their relations with humans
Brussels aims for fast-grow urban forest
A Brussels-area project is intended to produce more forest land faster
Brussels to host huge light-and-lantern show
Brussels will be the first European installation of a popular British light and sound productiorn
Belgium: A Boost for 'ugly houses'
An exhibit documenting the collection of a man who started out hating and now embracing 'ugly houses' in Belgium
Brussels goes all-out for Car-Free Sunday
Brussels is having a car-free day next week that's been expanded to include the whole Capital Region
Plastic brick by brick: Another Legoland
Europe's fifth and the world's seventh Legoland will open in a few years in Belgium
Antwerp's Diva: Art, Industry and Wealth
Much more than a diamond museum, Diva also shows silver and other luxury goods that are part of Antwerp's history and industry
Mont des Arts Garden, Brussels
DrFumblefinger visits this lovely urban garden in Brussels, located between the Royal Palace and the historic core of the city.
United Europe's dis-united rail power
Europe's rail systems play well together... until it comes to using a common power standard. Belgium is buying new equipment to bridge the gap