US Open: Alexander Blockx Reaches Quarterfinals After Almost Giving Up ↗
Front page leadBelgian tennis player Alexander Blockx has reached the quarterfinals of the US Open for the first time, admitting he was close to quitting the sport.
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The RTBF news front page features a mix of international and domestic stories. Top headlines include a Belgian tennis player's success at the US Open, a scandal at the Eiffel Tower, and concerns about educational performance in Belgium. International news covers the war in Ukraine and events in…
Belgian tennis player Alexander Blockx has reached the quarterfinals of the US Open for the first time, admitting he was close to quitting the sport.
A scandal has emerged at the Eiffel Tower where female employees were reportedly excluded or asked to step aside during a particular visit.
Belgium's Minister of Education, Valérie Glatigny, reacts to the PISA 2025 results, stating that the country cannot be satisfied with being merely 'less bad'.
A minute-by-minute account of the September 11, 2001 attacks, recounting a morning that fundamentally altered the global landscape.
A concert by the rock band AC/DC in Toronto is under threat due to storm damage to the stadium.
Results show a decline in scores for Francophone students in PISA 2025, yet the report also indicates a reduction in educational inequalities.
The article explores the growing appeal of hair prosthetics among young adults, examining them as both a potential miracle solution and a source of daily challenges.
An analysis of the Vuelta cycling race, questioning whether Enric Mas, Primoz Roglic, and Felix Gall have the potential to overturn the current standings.
Roadwork on the E411 highway near Wierde is causing traffic disruptions in both directions.
The Belgian government is allocating over 10 billion euros to support fossil fuels, raising questions about potential areas for government savings.
Wallonia is grappling with the significant challenge of renewing its aging pipelines, which results in a loss of 4800 liters of potable water per kilometer.
According to Ukrainian President Zelensky, Vladimir Putin might be open to negotiations and a potential de-escalation this winter, partly to avoid contradicting Donald Trump.