The Brussels government reached an agreement this morning on an emergency solution for Uber drivers. If all goes well, they should be able to drive back to Brussels in mid-December. There are some conditions attached to this, but the reactions are mainly positive. The Brussels government had to find a solution

The Uber drivers wanted to block the center of Brussels until "the taxi plan is ready." For a while they blocked some tunnels and their actions even paralleled those of the police, who took to the streets in protest against their working conditions. When they stopped their actions at 09.00 a.m., the Uber drivers

You would rather expect the Federation Horeca Vlaanderen to ask the question, but when beer giant AB Inbev starts to interfere with decisions that have to be taken within the Consultation Committee, you will have to look out. In the first place you would think that AB Inbev wants to stand up for the hospitality industry

[responsivevoice_button voice="Dutch Female" buttontext="read out"] The cabinet has again extended the entry ban for people from outside Europe, this time until June 15. On April 20, the measure, which should prevent the further outbreak of the corona virus, was extended for the first time until today. The entry ban applies to all persons outside the European Union

Sophie Dutordoir, CEO of railway operator NMBS, takes a hard look at the federal government in an interview in De Tijd. Dutordoir has been at the top of the NMBS for 2,5 years now. In the coming weeks she will have to conclude a new social agreement with the unions, which will not be an easy task, because the