Belgian Politician Accused of Covering Up Million-Euro Deal ↗
Front page leadAn interview with Bogdan Vanden Berghe of the Green party discusses allegations that Annick De Ridder attempted to conceal a leaked multi-million euro deal.
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De Morgen's front page features a mix of domestic Belgian political news, international affairs concerning Russia and the US, and societal issues. Key stories include an interview with a Green party member about a leaked deal involving Annick De Ridder, ongoing political developments in Belgium…
An interview with Bogdan Vanden Berghe of the Green party discusses allegations that Annick De Ridder attempted to conceal a leaked multi-million euro deal.
Minister De Ridder defends a settlement with airports, stating she never told parliament that subsidies would decrease, following criticism.
Russia's 'best-informed' Z-blogger, speaking from prison, questions the will to win the war in Ukraine against Vladimir Putin.
A review of Xavier Taveirne's debut on the program 'De afspraak' suggests it did not fully convince.
An opinion piece by Jef Maes discusses the effectiveness of the 'starve the beast' strategy, noting its continued application.
Live updates report 5 dead and 24 injured from a Russian drone attack in Sumy, and a Ukrainian drone hitting a Russian gas facility at a record distance.
On the first day of a rare Republican convention, Donald Trump was the dominant factor, emphasizing his potential 2024 candidacy.
Live updates report that Trump promised every adult American $5,000 if Republicans maintain control of Congress after the midterms.
A body has washed ashore on the beach of Oostduinkerke, prompting the public prosecutor's office to open an investigation.
A plan to combat heat-related deaths is drawing inspiration from COVID-19 measures, with a concrete action plan expected by next summer.
Following poor PISA results, a school in Puurs is presented as a model, demonstrating that being a good teacher doesn't require natural talent.
Tuly Salumu's column expresses concern over the prevailing economic discourse surrounding education, advocating for efficiency and knowledge-based approaches.