First Oosterweel ring park opens, but how much money will the government pump… ↗
Front page leadThe Oosterweel ring park in Antwerp has opened, raising questions about the extent of government investment in urban livability projects for the city.
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The De Morgen front page features a mix of domestic Belgian news, international conflicts, and cultural events. Top stories include the opening of Antwerp's Oosterweel ring park and a debate on its funding, a report on drought's impact on housing, and significant international conflict updates…
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From a bone-dry summer to cracks in the living room: why your house can… ↗
This report explores the structural damage to houses caused by prolonged drought, a phenomenon exacerbated by dry summers.
SpaceX revenue nearly doubled since IPO, still half a billion dollars in losses ↗
SpaceX has seen its revenue nearly double since its initial public offering, though it continues to report significant financial losses.
If Theater Aan Zee truly centers human rights, it cannot give a stage to Jan… ↗
An opinion piece arguing that Theater Aan Zee should not provide a platform to Jan Mees if it upholds human rights principles.
Connie Palmen exclusively presents her latest novel, and you can be there ↗
Author Connie Palmen will be exclusively presenting her newest novel, with an opportunity for readers to attend.
A giant battery and a spark of hope: how one man turns the power outage in… ↗
This report details how an individual in Havana is utilizing a large battery and fostering hope to resist and cope with the ongoing power outages.
'Machines built for speed': will there be a ban on powerful cars for young… ↗
This article discusses the potential for a ban on high-powered cars for young drivers, citing concerns about speed and safety.
Live - Strait of Hormuz to reopen 'very soon', says Trump, who simultaneously… ↗
An update on the Strait of Hormuz, with President Trump stating it will reopen soon while also issuing threats of strong retaliation against Iran.
Russia uses old S-400 missiles against Ukraine: why they could be crucial this… ↗
This report examines Russia's use of older S-400 missile systems in the conflict with Ukraine and their potential importance in the upcoming autumn season.
Live - No Russian missiles shot down in attack on Kiev: at least 15 dead and… ↗
A live update on the war in Ukraine, reporting on an attack on Kiev with significant casualties and a fire at a Russian warehouse due to a drone strike.
'This is about Trump's succession and the future of MAGA': why ex-allies are… ↗
An interview discussing the political landscape surrounding Donald Trump, focusing on his succession, the future of the MAGA movement, and the reasons for opposition from former allies.
Looking inside dEUS musician Klaas Janzoons' home: a city oasis where… ↗
A feature article offering a glimpse into the home of dEUS musician Klaas Janzoons, described as a city oasis embracing its inherent structural chaos.
More and more European countries want to turn their backs on the American… ↗
This article examines the growing trend of European countries seeking to distance themselves from the American company Palantir, highlighting the complexities involved.
Students find lessons less fun when teachers use AI for lesson preparation… ↗
A report suggesting that student engagement decreases when AI is used by teachers for lesson preparation, leading to a perceived loss of originality and personal touch.
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