73 goals in a season, a German league title and third place at the World Cup: the Bayern striker beat Kylian Mbappé and Lamine Yamal on an electric night at the London Palladium.
On 28 November, the former Citroën garage on Place de l’Yser finally opens its doors. Ten exhibitions, a free non-stop opening weekend and more than 350 works in the flagship exhibition.
Heatwaves, floods, droughts: with a future climate resilience law, Brussels wants every member state to plan now for warming that could reach 3°C by 2100.
Trailing in the first round and tipped to lose by the polls, Lula wins with 51.79% of the vote. Jair Bolsonaro’s son is demanding the election be annulled.
Welcomed by complainants as a signal against impunity, condemned by other associations as ill-timed amid war in eastern DRC: the searches of 14 October are sparking debate as far as Matonge.
Nearly 4,900 deaths, an imported case in Nigeria, cases in Kenya, travel restrictions in Uganda: the DRC’s 17th Ebola outbreak is already the fastest and most widespread on record.
Fog in the Ardennes, exceptional mildness in the Campine, afternoon rain: this Tuesday sums up the Belgian autumn on its own. The good news: skies should clear for All Saints’ Day.
Located in Neder-Over-Heembeek, the BRU01 data centre will on its own consume around 3% of the Region’s electricity demand. Does Brussels have the means, and a strategy, to host these energy-hungry giants?
No State of the Union address, a kern meeting that “notes a disagreement”, impatient markets: Bart De Wever’s coalition is still working out how to find €10 billion by 2029.
