Photo: Azerbaijani jazz musicians perform at Brussels’ renowned Flagey venue during a special concert celebrating Azerbaijan’s rich jazz heritage. Hitting The Right Notes: That’s Azerbaijani jazz A special concert in Brussels showcased Azerbaijan’s vibrant jazz tradition, blending Mugham and Western jazz, while promoting the country’s rich musical heritage to European audiences and diplomats. It may…
Photo: Steve Perez, owner of Peak Edge Hotel, and his wife Angie outside the award-winning Derbyshire hotel, celebrating its shortlist for the VisitEngland Awards for Excellence 2026. Peak Edge Toasts National Shortlist Peak Edge Hotel is celebrating its VisitEngland Awards shortlist with complimentary fizz, a luxury stay giveaway, and recognition for exceptional hospitality, dining excellence,…
Starmer Seeks A Pragmatic Return To Europe After Brexit’s Turbulent Years Keir Starmer’s government is gradually rebuilding Britain’s relationship with Europe after Brexit, focusing on practical cooperation, economic recovery, defense partnerships, and restoring political trust across the continent. By Fabian Zuleeg The uncertainty surrounding Keir Starmer’s political future has reopened a debate Labour had tried…
Andrea Ippolito celebrates 18 years of Portobello Ristorante Pizzeria, the beloved southern Italian restaurant in the heart of Notting Hill. Notting Hill’s Portobello Ristorante Pizzeria celebrates 18 years of southern Italian hospitality, homemade cuisine and loyal community support, led by owner Andrea Ippolito’s passion for authentic ingredients and tradition. A beloved fixture of west London’s…
The Charleston Moves Closer To Grand Summer Opening In Bakewell Bakewell’s historic former bank is being transformed into The Charleston, a 1920s-inspired bar and restaurant featuring cocktails, live jazz, modern dining, outdoor seating and 60 new local jobs. A striking new chapter is about to begin for one of Bakewell’s most recognisable buildings, as independent…
Photo: Organists perform Johann Sebastian Bach’s masterpieces during the “Bach ad Meridiem” concert series at Brussels’ Cathedral of St. Michael and St. Gudula. Brussels Honours Bach Brussels Cathedral hosts four “Bach ad Meridiem” organ concerts celebrating Johann Sebastian Bach, featuring acclaimed international organists performing on a rare Silbermann-inspired organ during June and July. Do you…
Photo: Wes Streeting’s remarks on rejoining the European Union have reignited Britain’s long-running debate over Brexit and its economic consequences. Britain and Europe: The Long Road Back – by Edward McMillan-Scott, Former British MEP Wes Streeting and Andy Burnham reopened debate on Britain rejoining the EU, highlighting Brexit’s economic costs, political challenges, and growing public dissatisfaction…
Double Dutch Launches Pink Grapefruit Soda Double Dutch Drinks launches Pink Grapefruit Soda, a vibrant premium mixer crafted for Palomas, tapping into rising UK demand for tequila cocktails, elevated home entertaining and flavour-led drinking experiences. London-based premium mixer brand Double Dutch Drinks has unveiled a new Pink Grapefruit Soda, positioning the launch as the ultimate…
Photo: Kurt Deswert, Brussels-based football historian and author, poses in Brussels while reflecting on security concerns surrounding the Belgian Cup Final at King Baudouin Stadium. Cup Final Flares And Fire “Raises Important Security Questions” Union Saint-Gilloise defeated Anderlecht 3-1 in a fiery Belgian Cup final overshadowed by flare incidents, vandalism and renewed criticism of security…
Photo: World champion freediver Birgül Erken shares reflections on silence, resilience, art, and life beyond records in an exclusive interview with Mosaic Digest magazine. “At Depth, There Is No Language” World champion freediver Birgül Erken reflects on discipline, silence, literature, photography, resilience, and legacy, revealing how depth, art, and inner clarity shaped her extraordinary journey…
