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De Standaard's front page features international news, focusing on Donald Trump's actions against the International Criminal Court, a report from Russia highlighting life outside Moscow, and an update on the conflict in Ukraine. Domestically, there's a story on a Belgian sports team's evacuation…
Donald Trump is enacting sanctions against the International Criminal Court and its judges, affecting their digital lives and making travel difficult, but the judges remain defiant.
While Ukrainian drones penetrate deeper into Russia, Moscow appears outwardly normal. Russian photographer Oleg Klimov provides a rare insight into life outside the capital, where the outward signs of prosperity are absent.
Karels Crypto celebrates its tenth anniversary. The creator, Karel Vereertbrugghen, reflects on the puzzle's origin and his ongoing dedication, producing nine new puzzles daily.
The Belgian national women's basketball team, the 'Belgian Cats', had to be evacuated from their hotel in Berlin during the night. Further details are expected.
The Meakusma festival, an experimental music event held in the Belgian Ardennes every two years, is gaining international popularity and attracting a diverse audience.
US negotiators are heading to Kyiv following what is described as a 'constructive' conversation with Vladimir Putin, amidst the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
Belgian actress Ella Leyers has tied the knot with television director Jan Eelen in a private ceremony with close friends and family.
The article reports on the rise of the far-right AfD party in Eastern Germany, with the author traveling through Saxony-Anhalt to understand the reasons behind its growing support, particularly concerning its stance on migration.
Abdel Abdellaoui, a Dutch population and behavioral geneticist, discusses how increased knowledge of genetics reveals the complexity of reality, and warns against the oversimplification of scientific studies on intelligence, health, and behavior.
