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Remembrance has replaced history as the dominant way of working through our feelings about the Second World War.

The fourth and final stage of our cycling trip on the Via Belgica takes us from Heerlen to Cologne.

The third stage of our cycling trip on the Via Belgica takes us from Liberchies to Heerlen.

The second stage of our cycling trip on the Via Belgica takes us from Tournai to Liberchies.

The first stage of our cycling trip on the Via Belgica takes us from Boulogne to Tournai.

Water shortage is becoming ever more serious and is now causing problems with shipping, agriculture and subsidence.

Seventy years ago, the Korean War broke out. Belgium and the Netherlands too sent soldiers to Asia. They were all volunteers who decided to sign up for the most diverse reasons.

Hind Fraihi argues that the new 'blacktivism' should not become an identity movement.

Many European rulers gave speeches during the corona crisis. How did they infuse their words with power? What meanings did Willem-Alexander’s concerned look and Filip’s stiff facial expression lend to their messages? And who gave the best s...

Seventy-five years on from the end of World War II, the differences between Belgium and the Netherlands from an economic perspective are significant and growing.

In a new book by our publisher Ons Erfdeel vzw, experts state that a lot of institutions and systems that were built up after the Second World War are at risk today.

At the largest Jan van Eyck exhibition ever you can discover his refined oil-painting techniques, pointed observations of the world and unique talent for painting light that is almost tangible.

Nowhere in Western Europe were homosexual men persecuted as much as in Bruges in the late Middle Ages.

Heleen Debruyne takes female painters out of oblivion and gives them the honour they deserve.

Heleen Debruyne takes female painters out of oblivion and gives them the honour they deserve.

Heleen Debruyne takes female painters out of oblivion and gives them the honour they deserve.

Heleen Debruyne takes female painters out of oblivion and gives them the honour they deserve.

Heleen Debruyne takes female painters out of oblivion and gives them the honour they deserve.

The young Dutch artist is as fascinated by famous paintings as he is by trivial images.

Editor-in-chief Luc Devoldere honours the artist who loved to play around with belgitude.

Johan Van Geluwe died unexpectedly at home. The artist knew how to combine the global dimension of his work with regional and folk culture.

The Low Countries' view of the United States has gradually changed from admiration to sadness and frustration.