Join us for an online exploration to the Chengdu-Chongqing Economic Circle! It is your opportunity to learn about the economic and industrial development of the southwest of China and to build connections with potential business partners.

Non-EU visitors can stay in the Schengen countries for maximum 90 days any 180 day period, but the calculation is not easy!

On the 7th of April 2022, Leading Cultural Destinations (LCD) will once again hold it's renowned Annual Awards Ceremony at LCD Berlin. The event will be hosted in-person for the first time since the beginning of the Covid-19 Pandemic. SUNx Malta has partnered with LCD since 2017 to present the Climate SmART Award as a distinct category in this ceremony.

Each week at the Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery brings new projects, exhibitions, art fairs and more. This week we wanted to give you a glimpse into our international world, from Alice Springs to New York...

SwissCham is delighted to invite you to the Infront Book Launch at Maison France-Chine on February 17, co-organized by Infront, the Benelux Chamber of Commerce in China and CCI France-Chine, followed by a networking.

For its sixth edition, the Bright Brussels festival sublimated the streets of the capital for four consecutive evenings. This year, no less than 23 installations by national and international artists took over the Royal Quarter, the European Quarter, and the Flagey neighborhood. Once again, the festival offered a fringe program, which included late-evening museum visits and guided tours. A rich program that delighted some 300,000 visitors.

In the first 3 months of the COVID-19 pandemic, 5,500 metric tons of face masks were produced. At the rate of about 130 billion masks per month, used and potentially contaminated masks were piling up that could not be burned, because doing so would produce toxic gases.

'The paintings are all about very particular walks in the Baronnies hills in southern France.

The year saw significant orders from airlines worldwide, signaling confidence in the sustainable growth of air travel post-COVID.

November alone saw 6,869 people arrive illegally on British shores, as weather conditions proved favorable, allowing a record-breaking 1,185 individuals to encroach in a single day.