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The RTBF front page covers a range of topics including climate change denial despite extreme weather events, updates on the Belgian national football team's transfer market, potential disruptions due to a transport strike, and various cultural and societal issues. There are also reports on…
This article explores the phenomenon of climate change denial, questioning why it persists despite evident heatwaves and wildfires experienced during the summer.
An update on the Belgian national football team's transfer window, highlighting the performances of Openda and Lukaku, while Raskin and Fernandez-Pardo face uncertainties.
A strike is planned on the Letec bus network for Thursday, August 27th, and Friday, August 28th, which is expected to cause significant disruptions across all routes.
The city of Antwerp is not planning to change its anti-begging regulations, despite the apparent disappearance of beggars from public view, even though the rules may be illegal.
There are changes in the cycling lineup for the World Championships, with two Belgian riders withdrawing from the competition.
A concerning statistic reveals that only 17% of motorbike and moped riders are wearing fully adapted safety equipment.
The article discusses the impact of social media on back-to-school shopping, showing how it leads to increased expenses for parents.
Speculation surrounds Tadej Pogacar's potential dominance in the Vuelta, with the possibility of him holding the red jersey for 21 days, which would be a historic achievement.
This article delves into Dolly Parton's music, highlighting how she already told the stories of invisible women within a predominantly white and masculine country music scene.
The article explores the increasing presence and study of psychedelic substances like LSD, MDMA, and mushrooms within university settings.
Following the leaks of Grand Theft Auto 6, 14 videos have been released online, coinciding with a rise in popularity for a specific cryptocurrency.
The Fagnes route, which had been closed since August 14th due to a fire, has now been reopened.
This story discusses the career plans for Lukaku, focusing on André Demarteau's strategy for his son's return.
The article reports on the detrimental effects of successive droughts on oak trees in the Chimay region.
