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The De Morgen front page features prominent stories on geopolitical conflicts, including an Iranian drone attack on a US embassy with suspected Russian involvement, and the EU's 21st sanctions package against Russia amidst the war in Ukraine. Other top stories cover health advice on reducing heart…
An Iranian drone reportedly struck the US embassy, with a second drone exploding within the facility, prompting US investigation into potential Russian involvement in the precise attack.
The European Union has reached an agreement on its 21st package of sanctions against Russia, following concessions to Greece. Meanwhile, Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov has criticized US arms deliveries to Ukraine.
A kidney specialist suggests that using salt substitutes in bread baking could significantly reduce the incidence of heart attacks and thromboses.
Scientists have witnessed orcas destroying moonfish but have not yet determined the reason behind this behavior.
Nadia Nsayi writes her final column, expressing her desire to focus it on Congo.
This article highlights exciting European amusement parks, detailing their impressive statistics like length, height, and speed.
Flemish Minister Annick De Ridder has reportedly committed to providing subsidies to regional airports until 2039 through a private agreement.
A film review of 'Hokum' discusses its hotel setting and the inherent creepiness associated with such locations.
Research from Ghent University suggests that not all detected cancers would have led to health issues, calling for more balanced information regarding cancer screening.
A report indicates that Ukrainians are losing their automatic trust in President Zelensky's decision-making.
The De Wever administration has apparently conceded to Ryanair's demands, receiving two million cancelled flight seats in return.
Analysis of Donald Trump's new focus on generic medicines and its potential impact on Belgium's pharmaceutical industry and drug costs.
Continuous airstrikes from both the US and Iran mark the twelfth consecutive night, with Houthis claiming an attack on Saudi oil tankers.
