Latest from Belgium

Peasants' son tries to unite a nation

Five top cities for a white Christmas

Even if you've already blown this year's budget, you might wish to consider visiting one of these twinkling cities next Christmas.

Travel tips for an affordable Belgium stay

Those who fear Belgium may be beyond their budget will be pleasantly surprised to discover how affordable it can be.

Belgium: Tintin's adventures in Brussels

Tintin, perhaps Belgium's most famous son, is celebrated from the moment you step off the train.

Running as fast as they can for a future

We'll take part of Belgium: Le Pen

Europe: Brooke Fraser's speaking their language

Brooke Fraser hochster Neu-Einstieg in die Charts. That's right, the lovely Kiwi songstress "is the highest new entry in the German charts" and her third album, Flags, has sent the European world a-Twitter.

Aust to help fund WWI museum expansion

Australia will help fund a World War I museum in Belgium that houses artefacts from a battlefield where more than 11,000 diggers died.

Beer created by the hand of God's disciples

Don is the editor of <i>Thirst</i> magazine.

<i>Catherine Field</i>: Small political crisis, not many interested

Tightening the continent's belt by several notches

Finance ministers from the eurozone are meeting to consider the issue of bailouts for debt-ridden countries.

Beards for solidarity

Widespread Energy agrees on studies

NZ dollar strengthens further against US dollar

Chill revives memories of bitter battle

Winter in Belgium's Ardennes will forever be linked with Nazi Germany's last great offensive of World War II.

Bailout fund hint highlights tensions

The Belgian Finance Minister has hinted that the €750 billion ($1.3 trillion) EU bailout fund could be increased, in a further sign of the confusion and discord over the best way to tackle the Eurozone debt crisis.