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The De Standaard front page features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include Russia's construction of a second 'ghost fleet' of LNG tankers, an analysis of European leaders' handling of the Ceuta crisis, and a human interest story about a couple cycling to Africa. Domestic…
As the EU aims to halt Russian LNG imports, Putin is secretly building a second 'shadow fleet,' a complex undertaking with new figures showing it's more challenging than on the oil market, and the EU is trying to prevent it.
Despite the dry and hot period, high peaks in tap water consumption are absent. This article investigates whether the water awareness of Flemish people has grown.
Café owner Rein Adons and comedian Geert Beullens embarked on a cycling trip to Congo in February. Whether they can enter the Ebola-stricken country is uncertain, but the journey is more important than the destination.
EU leaders criticized the Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez for days over the migration crisis in Ceuta, but after an emergency summit, they retracted their accusations. However, the image of European division persists.
It is hot and dry this summer, with wildfires not only in Southern Europe. This map shows which places are falling prey to the flames.
Follow the latest developments in the Middle East here.
On August 12, a rare solar eclipse will dim daylight by 90 percent. The sun will become a thin crescent, but will remain blinding. How can you watch the eclipse without damaging your eyes? 'Once your retina is burned, it never recovers.'
This is a breaking news update on the conflict in Ukraine.
Weather forecast for Belgium indicating a decrease in heat warnings.
