- Anti-coronavirus protest in Brussels leads to 488 arrests

- Wallonia takes first step towards saving crumbling schools

- Sonian Forest feels the pressure as stressed citizens flee the city

- Anti-coronavirus protest in Brussels leads to 488 arrests

- Wallonia takes first step towards saving crumbling schools

- Sonian Forest feels the pressure as stressed citizens flee the city

- A preview of this year's, very different, Anima Festival

- We find out about Tournée Minérale, Belgium's alcohol-free February

- Family fortunes: A brief history of royalty in Belgium

- A preview of this year's, very different, Anima Festival

- We find out about Tournée Minérale, Belgium's alcohol-free February

- Family fortunes: A brief history of royalty in Belgium

- A preview of this year's, very different, Anima Festival

- We find out about Tournée Minérale, Belgium's alcohol-free February

- Family fortunes: A brief history of royalty in Belgium

Anima, the much respected Brussels international festival of animated films, is back but in a completely different form courtesy of the pandemic. Karin Vanderydt, one of the two festival directors, tells us what to expect.

https://animafestival.be/en

Anima, the much respected Brussels international festival of animated films, is back but in a completely different form courtesy of the pandemic. Karin Vanderydt, one of the two festival directors, tells us what to expect.

https://animafestival.be/en

Anima, the much respected Brussels international festival of animated films, is back but in a completely different form courtesy of the pandemic. Karin Vanderydt, one of the two festival directors, tells us what to expect.

https://animafestival.be/en

Hunting for haggis, climbing Belgium's second tallest staircase, vaccine wars and home-working challenges. Gwendolyn, Niall, Alia and Paul are back with a weekly roundup of the Belgian stories that have caught our eye this week, and a chat in general about Brussels life in this strange period we're living in.

Hunting for haggis, climbing Belgium's second tallest staircase, vaccine wars and home-working challenges. Gwendolyn, Niall, Alia and Paul are back with a weekly roundup of the Belgian stories that have caught our eye this week, and a chat in general about Brussels life in this strange period we're living in.