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The front page of De Morgen features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include an analysis of unemployment benefits and regional disparities in Belgium, a company transforming polluted land into green urban oases, and a live blog on the war in Ukraine. Other articles cover…
An analysis reveals that nearly half of unemployed individuals excluded from benefits are applying for a living wage, highlighting significant regional disparities in unemployment and social support within Belgium.
A company is pioneering the transformation of polluted land into green urban oases, with its founder emphasizing a commitment to both profitability and responsible business practices.
A live blog reports on a large Ukrainian drone attack on the Russian city of Nizhnekamsk, suspected to have targeted an oil refinery, with Russian authorities reporting twelve fatalities.
An opinion piece by Anne Applebaum explores how the far-right used misinformation and false reports to convince millions about an alleged 'invasion' in Ceuta.
The British government is refusing to proceed with a plan aimed at curbing 'vertical drinking,' signaling a firm stance against the proposed legislation.
Billionaire Mark Zuckerberg is facing criticism after reports emerged that his yacht failed to respond to a distress call from another vessel.
Ghent has been recognized as the only Belgian city featured on The New York Times' list of alternative canal cities, highlighting its unique charm.
A review of the season finale of 'House of the Dragon' notes the high level of violence, a lack of major plot twists, and indicates that eight more episodes are still to come.
This article presents a weekly menu featuring recipes for Malai Chicken Toastie and cockles with 'nduja.
An article discusses an English report on education, suggesting that Flanders could learn valuable lessons about creating effective education systems by not ignoring societal needs.
An article discusses the appeal of traveling to Spain or Iceland to witness a solar eclipse, with individuals expressing a strong desire to experience the two minutes of darkness, even with the possibility of clouds.
This opinion piece argues that a military with strong public understanding and recognizable spokespeople is better equipped to handle crises.
A live update reports that global seawater temperatures reached record highs in July, coinciding with exceptional heat and drought conditions across Western Europe last month.
