Historic building in De Panne demolished, losing charm ↗
Front page leadA 122-year-old heritage building in De Panne is being demolished to make way for a new apartment complex, a decision that saddens the mayor who felt powerless to stop it.
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The De Standaard front page features a mix of domestic Belgian news and international stories. Top domestic stories include the demolition of a historic building in De Panne, an analysis of savings rates influenced by government bonds, and a controversy surrounding a reality TV show contestant…
A 122-year-old heritage building in De Panne is being demolished to make way for a new apartment complex, a decision that saddens the mayor who felt powerless to stop it.
A vaccinologist expresses concern over Donald Trump's decree to reduce recommended childhood vaccinations in the US, calling it a dangerous public health experiment.
Play is finding success with micro-dramas, short fictional series originating from China, which are being adapted for a Flemish audience by a production house.
This live update covers changes during Donald Trump's second term as US president, including his confirmation of a flight change and his response to criticism regarding journalists.
Several banks are offering higher interest rates on term savings accounts, a trend influenced by the state bond introduced by minister Vincent Van Peteghem.
Questions arise about how a participant on a VTM reality show was found to have a stalking conviction that was not present on their criminal record extract.
Review of the film 'Sunny Dancer' starring Bella Ramsey, described as a sensitive film about a character undergoing chemotherapy.
A guide to the best locations in Belgium to view the partial solar eclipse occurring that evening, for those who managed to get eclipse glasses.
A podcast episode from DS Vandaag discusses the fascination surrounding the upcoming solar eclipse.