TV Makers on Community: 'The Future is About Unity, Nothing Wrong with Kumbaya' ↗
Front page leadTV makers Fatma Taspinar and Tess Uytterhoeven discuss the importance of community and their direct approach in their work.
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The De Standaard front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a focus on current events in Belgium including a shooting in Brussels and an update on the Hoge Venen fires. International news includes updates on Donald Trump's financial transactions. The page also highlights…
TV makers Fatma Taspinar and Tess Uytterhoeven discuss the importance of community and their direct approach in their work.
Former US President Donald Trump conducted over 1000 stock transactions in June while denying any conflicts of interest, as his second term brought global changes.
After a burnout, former lab technician Sofie De Geyter found clarity and purpose working as a farmhand on her husband's tractor, despite it being a male-dominated field.
A man was injured in a shooting incident in Sint-Gillis, Brussels, following an attack on a police station, with the violence suspected to be drug-related.
West Flemish ultrarunner Karel Sabbe has set a new world record for the Hexatrek, completing the over 3,000-kilometer course in 33 days.
Rebekka de Wit expresses a belief that she has never received sufficient or valuable information regarding the Quran, Muslims, or the Arab world.
Renewed flare-ups have occurred in the Hoge Venen nature reserve, with firefighters also discovering an injured roe deer amidst ongoing climate change impacts.
Florence + The Machine delivered a barefoot and stamping performance, contributing to the liberation of the audience at the Pukkelpop festival.
The first day of Pukkelpop featured surprising afternoon sets and one disappointing comeback, with a morning run by Average Rob and happy sing-alongs from Natasha Bedingfield.
Volunteers at Pukkelpop are preparing sandwiches following a set of '10 commandments' for sandwich-making, ensuring everything runs smoothly.