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The De Standaard front page features a mix of international and domestic news, with a significant focus on the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and migration issues in Ceuta. Sports news includes FIFA's decision on World Cup commercialization and a report on Belgian footballer Jeremy Doku. Cultural and…
The dismissal of Ukraine's popular Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov continues to be a point of contention, with critics viewing it as a significant error in President Zelensky's leadership, particularly during wartime.
An increasing number of women are stopping hormonal contraception to better understand their bodies, with the author sharing a personal journey of discovering more about their natural cycle.
Diana Ross delivered a powerful performance at the Lokeren Festival, showcasing a career spanning sixty years with a flawless band and dazzling showmanship.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino has abandoned controversial plans to sell shares of the World Cup to private investors following significant backlash.
Europe is experiencing extreme temperatures, with Athens facing its highest alert level due to advancing wildfires. The situation is being closely monitored.
Belgian footballer Jeremy Doku was rushed to the hospital during the recent World Cup, as revealed by a video he posted on Instagram detailing his inability to move.
Belgian powerlifter Sonita Muluh (29) faced racism that hindered her rise to the top, motivating her to achieve a level of strength where she felt protected.
The Ceuta crisis, with tens of thousands of people arriving from Morocco, is exacerbated by Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's criticism of the Madrid government and her call for border controls.
Over the past 24 hours, more than 49,000 migrants have crossed into Ceuta, a Spanish enclave on the Moroccan mainland, with tragic loss of life reported. This report details the essential information about the situation.
Spain reports nearly 50,000 people arrived in Ceuta from Morocco, with thousands swimming. The article highlights how both Morocco and Spain are allegedly using migrants as leverage.
