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The De Morgen front page features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include a disturbing report from Sarajevo about alleged hunts by wealthy tourists, an investigation into unusual birth patterns in Spain involving Brazilian women traveling from Belgium, and analysis of Israeli…
An investigation into disturbing claims from Sarajevo where wealthy tourists are accused of hunting women and children, a story described as almost too horrific to be true.
Spanish police are looking into a pattern of pregnancies and births in Burgos, with Brazilian women reportedly traveling from Belgium to Spain for this purpose.
An analysis of Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's upcoming visit to Washington, highlighting the delicate political maneuvering involved.
CXMT, a rapidly growing Chinese manufacturer of memory chips, is experiencing a highly successful initial public offering on the stock market.
An interview discussing the growing challenges in finding a dentist, noting that the situation mirrors trends observed in the Netherlands.
An analysis suggesting that if Ukraine's 'Freyja' project proves successful, it could significantly impact and benefit many European countries.
Live updates on the war in Ukraine, including Zelensky's meeting with Trump, who is reportedly more favorable towards him, and reports of nearly 400 drones targeting Moscow.
Live coverage of political reactions to heatwaves, with the Groen party calling for an emergency EU summit and a climate scientist expressing anger at political leaders' policies.
A report highlighting the growing reliance on civilian personnel for core police tasks, with concerns raised about this trend being a 'slippery slope'.
Live updates on wildfires, with the fire near Bordeaux remaining stable but high temperatures expected, and news of a firefighter's death in Southern France.
An article questioning the effectiveness and speed of Belgian Foreign Minister Hadja Lahbib's response to potential crises within Europe.
A report detailing the extreme weather phenomenon of 'fire thunderstorm clouds' that are exacerbating wildfires in France.
An examination of why a low number of individuals with long-term illnesses are slowly returning to work, with expectations for a higher recovery rate.
