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The De Morgen front page features a mix of lifestyle, international affairs, sports, and business news. Top stories include an interview with comedians Tobi Lakmaker and Jip van den Toorn, a report on a woman possibly inheriting Jeffrey Epstein's fortune, and FIFA President Infantino facing loss…
An intimate interview with comedians Tobi Lakmaker and Jip van den Toorn, discussing their relationship and creative collaboration.
This article details the woman who is potentially set to inherit a significant portion of Jeffrey Epstein's vast fortune.
Following the UEFA, the CONCACAF football confederation has also expressed its loss of confidence in FIFA President Infantino, citing a pattern of missteps.
Live report detailing Russian air attacks on Kyiv, resulting in at least nine fatalities, including two children.
A live report indicating that Morocco has decided to name a highway in the Western Sahara region after former US President Donald Trump.
An interview with Colruyt CEO Stefan Goethaert, who suggests that if other companies in their sector paid employees similarly, the treasury would see an additional revenue of 100 million.
A recipe collection inspired by Greek cuisine, perfect for those planning a holiday to southern Europe.
Pop icon Madonna made a surprise appearance at WorldPride in Amsterdam, joined by fellow artist Kylie Minogue.
An analysis quoting a former Ukrainian minister who believes that a political crisis is preventing the progression of warfare involving autonomous killer robots.
An analysis exploring the reasons behind the rapid return of many migrants after their arrival, suggesting a lack of forethought and quick regret.
Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez has written an impassioned letter to the EU expressing outrage over the situation in Ceuta and criticizing the reactions of some member states.
A live report detailing an open letter penned by EU leaders, including Premier De Wever, and Italy's new measures to control travelers arriving from Spain.
Live news update: Hungary has halted operations at its only nuclear power plant for the first time in 44 years due to the low water level of the Danube River. Meanwhile, French wildfires are largely under control.