Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Myth or reality? This is a story that was doing the rounds in Brussels at the start of the European union ...

Place Luxembourg in Brussels today was a kaleidoscope of different and sometimes opposing claims. More than a united movement with a set of agreed demands, it was a tower of Babel, replete with ...

The Lex property will house 1,200 Council staff including the 800 translators who are currently working in three buildings scattered across Brussels – Woluwe Heights ... said that because the tower ...

Overlooking the packed hemicycle in Brussels, in booths half-obscured ... Humming with different languages like a modern-day Tower of Babel, the EU's institutions are the world's largest employer ...

Olivier Tornbeur, sales manager for the Conrad in Brussels, blames the media ... From the time of the building of the Tower of Babel, nations have had a difficult time understanding one another ...

Like the biblical Tower of Babel, Europe's ambitious construction ... When those countries' leaders come to Brussels, they often cannot even agree what they should be discussing.

In Mark Waid, Howard Porter, and Steve Scott’s Justice “Tower of Babel” story arc, published in JLA #43-46, Batman develops contingency plans to neutralize his Justice League teammates ...