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The RTBF front page highlights domestic Belgian news regarding automotive regulations and economic development, alongside international sports, a legal case, and a human interest story about a literary figure. Key stories include changes to technical inspection regulations in Flanders potentially…
Flanders is easing its technical inspection rules for vehicles, a move that could attract numerous car owners from Wallonia, leading to what's being termed 'technical inspection tourism'.
The Premier League is abuzz with transfer news, and a potential solution is being discussed for Stassin, as major European football leagues approach the end of their transfer windows.
The defense argues that the intention to kill was not proven, presenting arguments for Paolo Falzone to appeal his conviction to the Court of Cassation.
A documentary explores the reign of Thailand's King Rama X, portraying him as an absolute monarch with an uncontrollable personal life.
The Audi Forest site is set to create approximately 3000 jobs, with the government offering incentives to companies that establish a presence and create employment there.
Comedian Jérôme de Warzée expresses his strong dislike for electric scooters in a candid opinion piece.
The company Heylen has acquired the former Audi Forest site and is actively seeking new businesses to occupy the space, aiming to create around 3000 jobs.
Duane Davis, a former gang member, has been found guilty of the murder of the iconic rapper Tupac Shakur.
The financing for the new Sporting Charleroi stadium, known as Zebrarena, is facing significant delays, with the city administration and opposition parties pointing fingers at each other.
The article discusses the performance of Belgian cyclists in the Vuelta, highlighting wins, Wout van Aert's green jersey, and Loïc Vauthier's top 10 general classification standing, while looking ahead to the 2026 edition.
An investigation into the funeral industry reveals practices where funeral services are marketed aggressively, likened to selling household appliances.
This article explores the productivity of companies that have transitioned to a four-day work week, examining the benefits and challenges.
