u/DonSergio7

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How the anti-AfD firewall broke German politics

u/DonSergio7 — 15 hours ago

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Video Games: EU allows Saudi sovereign fund's takeover of EA sports

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u/DonSergio7 — 27 days ago

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Tokyo urges men to wear shorts to work, but women say it's 'leg hair harassment'

u/DonSergio7 — 1 month ago

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Today is Belgium's National Day.

u/DonSergio7 — 1 month ago

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History does not repeat itself, but it rhymes

u/DonSergio7 — 2 months ago

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EXCLUSIVE: Kallas' ISRL 'apartheid' remarks deepen EU foreign policy crisis | Euractiv

u/DonSergio7 — 2 months ago

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Nordic states urge EU to block Russian tourists, as visa approvals surge for second year in a row

u/DonSergio7 — 3 months ago

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u/DonSergio7 — 4 months ago

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Having lived across Brussels and moving to Evere soon, I've realised that I don't actually know all that much about it.

I know it's quiet and residential, as well as slightly out of the way, however surely there must be at least something to do there? Does anyone have any tips/recommendations of things to do, see and eat?

All of Evere could be interesting, however I'm particularly curious about Lower Evere (the historical village) and neighbouring areas.

u/DonSergio7 — 4 months ago

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Relevance for the community: A coup (or better) of topless bear man would be one of the most important developments in Russia of the last decades, opening up potential avenues ranging from for full-blown destabilisation of the country to some form of autocratic replacement that would at least halt the current war. Let's stay tuned.

u/DonSergio7 — 4 months ago