Newspapers and Magazines
This self-described "voice of conservatism in Europe" is a publication aimed at challenging what the publishers feel is the consensus culture in European thought. Topics include the historical (the Flemish influence on American Thanksgiving) as well as modern (the Lisbon Treaty's creation of the European Union as a state).
This weekly newspaper, published by the Economist Group since 1995, is not tied to or based in any country, giving it a unique perspective on social and political thought in Europe.
In circulation since 1962, the Bulletin bills itself as "continental Europe's most successful English-language publication." It is geared towards expats living in Brussels, offering updates on news, arts, community events, job listings, and more, but is a great resource for visitors as well. Free salsa lessons anyone?
Newcomer
A twice-yearly publication put out by the Bulletin, Newcomer is packed with vital information to help new arrivals in Belgium. Hints and tips guide you through the settling-in process, including how to get through the red tape on your arrival and advice about the practical aspects of living in Belgium.
Brussels Insider
Published annually, Brussels Insider is a handy, pocket-sized guide to shops, restaurants, and gyms in the capital of Europe.
