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British counter-terrorism expert Tim Wilsey, who previously warned Americans about 9/11, expresses concern over the current low caliber of world leaders like Putin, Trump, and Modi, stating that their actions pose a significant threat.
Journalist Steven De Foer, who covered the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks in New York for De Standaard, reflects on how the event changed the world and remains the most significant moment of his career, sparking his fascination with the US.
In an opinion piece reflecting on 9/11, Lotfi El Hamidi argues that the subsequent 'war on terror' was essentially a common retaliation war, and its disastrous consequences continue to affect us.
Peter De Wilde, a top heritage official, calls for a more flexible approach to protected monuments in Flanders, comparing the heritage to a Panini sticker book and advocating for greater protection of recent architectural styles.
The article profiles Hasan Piker, an American influencer and self-proclaimed Marxist with a large online following and significant wealth, who is set to speak at the Manifiesta event in Ostend, drawing attention for his extreme views and lifestyle.
This story explores the longevity of teenage relationships, featuring two couples who share their experiences and insights on maintaining their love, emphasizing mutual space and continuous commitment.
An opinion piece criticizes the handling of the Belfius dossier, suggesting that the interests of taxpayers are not being optimally defended in the sale of the Belfius participation.
The article reports on economic news, highlighting that the average rent in Flanders has surpassed 1,000 euros for the first time, with the live blog covering personal finance, business news, and international economics.