Nine Flemish Towns Get Green Light to Grow Faster
Flanders names nine small urban cores to grow faster under its new spatial plan, allowing larger hospitals and more building near stations.
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Flanders names nine small urban cores to grow faster under its new spatial plan, allowing larger hospitals and more building near stations.
Antwerp's Deurne-Zuid residents protest as 11 trees face cutting, one year after the controversial 2025 felling sparked a political crisis.
China accelerates urban underground pipeline construction in the 15th Five-Year Plan, targeting 770,000 km of upgrades for urban resilience.
About 100 concrete blocks installed at Brussels-Flanders border to combat illegal dumping, part of a cross-regional agreement to clean up a waste hotspot.
Brussels faces a defining dilemma: preserve green spaces or build housing for 60,000 families amid a court ruling and deadly heat wave.
Brussels to remove 100 concrete blocks from Montgomery roundabout after Urban.brussels complaint. Move highlights political tensions and financial waste.
Antwerp introduces variable parking pricing around the AFAS Dome from July 1, easing restrictions on non-event days while keeping controls during events.
From Athens' chief heat officers to Medellín's green corridors, cities worldwide are adopting innovative strategies to combat extreme urban heat.
Antwerp's ring road covering project reaches milestone. By 2030, cyclists can ride around the city through new parks on 100 hectares of green space.
Beijing announces all municipal government offices will relocate to Tongzhou Sub-Center by end of 2026, a milestone in urban decentralization.