Russian Farmers Angry at Putin: 'Many Businesses Seriously Consider… ↗
Front page leadRussian farmers are reportedly unhappy with Vladimir Putin, with many businesses considering a return to horse-drawn carts due to current economic conditions.
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The De Morgen front page features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include Russian farmers' discontent with Putin, ongoing conflict in Ukraine with live updates, economic concerns about high interest rates in Europe, and a review of the band dEUS at Pukkelpop. Other stories…
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Live - Ukraine Aims to Use Starlink Drones to Destroy Russian Missile… ↗
Ukraine plans to deploy drones with Starlink technology to neutralize Russian ballistic missile launchers, while a recent attack on Crimea resulted in two deaths.
Economists on Sky-High Interest Rates: 'We've Sunk Deep into the Second Tier' ↗
Economists express concern over the significantly high interest rates, indicating that the economy has fallen considerably behind.
dEUS Had to Slog and Sweat at Pukkelpop in a Tent That Seemed as Wet as an Otter ↗
A review of the band dEUS's performance at Pukkelpop, describing their challenging experience in a flooded tent.
Live - Israeli Minister Proudly Shows Construction of Gallows for Palestinian… ↗
An Israeli minister displayed gallows for Palestinian suspects, while European nations condemned the expansion of Israeli settlements on the West Bank.
More Social Housing Units Empty While Waiting List Continues to Grow ↗
The number of vacant social housing units is increasing in Belgium, despite a growing waiting list for affordable housing.
Rise of Socialists Could Harm Democrats: Will the 'Socialist Summer' Be a Gift… ↗
An analysis suggests that the growing influence of socialists might negatively impact the Democratic Party in the US, potentially benefiting Donald Trump.
'My Secret Diet is a Trip to Europe': The American Obsession with Our Food ↗
A column exploring the American fascination with European cuisine and eating habits.
After Months of Protest, Ghent University Suspends 'Race Realist' Nathan… ↗
Ghent University has suspended academic Nathan Cofnas following prolonged protests against his views, raising questions about the timing of the rector's intervention.
Five Warning Signs That This Ebola Outbreak Could Be the Biggest Ever ↗
This report highlights five critical indicators suggesting that the current Ebola outbreak has the potential to become the largest recorded.
Rules for Reimbursement of Diabetes Medication Tightened After Sharp Rise in… ↗
Belgium has tightened the rules for reimbursing diabetes medication due to a significant increase in both its usage and associated costs.
'Never Waste a Crisis': Minister Quintin Defends Handling of Hoge Venen Fire… ↗
Minister Quintin defends the government's response to the Hoge Venen fire, though the political party Vooruit believes a stronger approach was needed.
Lia van Bekhoven: 'I Don't See How Harry and Meghan's Move Will Benefit the… ↗
Lia van Bekhoven expresses skepticism about whether the relocation of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will improve the popularity of the British monarchy.
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