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The De Morgen front page features a mix of international and domestic news, with a strong emphasis on climate change impacts, the war in Ukraine, and Belgian domestic issues such as pensions and airport financial troubles. Technology and AI are also highlighted. International events like the US…
Scientists warn that the likelihood of a 'Super El Niño' event is nearly 100%, urging global preparation for severe weather consequences including floods, droughts, and crop failures.
This opinion piece by Ann Van den Broek criticizes the lack of adequate response to heat-related deaths, deeming it a national disgrace.
This piece from 'DM Zapt' (Drugsdelta) discusses the possibility of veteran war correspondent Rudi Vranckx retiring.
Live updates on the war in Ukraine, including an attack on a Russian ship and an oil depot, and Zelensky's anticipation of US envoy visits.
Despite the pension age increasing to 66, many Belgians are choosing or are forced to work beyond this age.
Airports were on the brink of bankruptcy due to a significant debt dispute, with Flanders eventually conceding to resolve the financial crisis.
Researchers studying artificial intelligence consciousness experienced an unusual phenomenon where AI bots began actively seeking them out.
As the US midterm elections commence, Donald Trump is actively engaged in discrediting the electoral process.
The White House has introduced a website featuring video games focused on migrant expulsions, and plans for constructing a 'Trump arch' are set to begin shortly.
In Nepal, two individuals have been successfully rescued from a tunnel nine days after devastating floods, while dozens more remain trapped.
An announcement for purchasing tickets for the artist Angèle performing at the ING Arena.
This analysis highlights the ongoing and intensifying air war between Russia and Ukraine, characterized by relentless attacks and significant destruction.
A promotion featuring three recipes from the acclaimed chef Yotam Ottolenghi's latest cookbook, 'Simple'.
This article scrutinizes the budget debate documents presented by Prime Minister De Wever, suggesting a difficult fiscal period ahead.
Pediatrician Marc Raes discusses the effectiveness of preventive measures against RSV (Respiratory Syncytial Virus) and identifies areas for further advancement.
