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De Morgen's front page features a diverse range of stories including interviews, opinion pieces, and news on international events. Top stories include an interview with philosopher Hanno Sauer on status and class, a live blog on the war in Ukraine with a focus on discussions between Putin and US…
An interview with philosopher Hanno Sauer about his new book, which explores themes of status and class, and suggests that many people are distancing themselves from 'woke' ideology.
A live blog reporting on the war in Ukraine, detailing an 'extremely frank' three-hour discussion between Putin and American envoys, followed by the announcement of a three-day ceasefire.
A column by Joris van der Aa critically examines the situation within the Bruges police zone, arguing that it is both unlawful and deeply unjust.
A profile on Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, exploring her political trajectory and the possibility of her becoming the youngest US president in 2028.
A personal story from the 'Lust & Liefde' section detailing a complex relationship where the narrator's partner's best friend became a forbidden romantic interest during their marriage.
An interview with Rik Verheye discussing the television series 'Nonkels', highlighting the contrasting methods of its production and its eventual ending.
An essay by Jonathan Holslag reflecting on global events that occurred while Europe was perceived to be in a state of relaxed holiday, suggesting significant world developments were overlooked.
News reporting on the Creative Arts Emmy Awards, with Bad Bunny winning multiple awards and the US version of 'De Verraders' leading in reality categories.
Report on the state elections in Germany's Saxony-Anhalt, where the far-right AfD party is aiming for a historic win and a new regional parliament is being chosen.
An in-depth look at the far-right AfD party in Germany, exploring their rhetoric, which evokes the East German era, and their ambitions for political power.
An analysis of Ulrich Siegmund, described as Germany's 'most dangerous man,' and his efforts to promote the radical agenda of the AfD party.
A story about a woman who lost €100,000 to a phishing scam and is now suing the bank Belfius, examining the broader implications for other victims of such fraud.
An exploration of the resurgence of neon colors in design and fashion, arguing that this trend signifies a move away from 90s minimalism and represents more than just a fleeting fad.
