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The De Standaard front page features a mix of domestic Belgian news, international events, and cultural highlights. A major story discusses the Oosterweel project in Belgium and its significant financial implications. Other domestic news includes a personal story of an immigrant couple choosing…
The Oosterweel project, dubbed the 'construction site of the century,' is also presented as a major financial gamble as the Belgian government chooses to exclude its costs from the budget, a move deemed increasingly unsustainable.
Jewish author Benjamin Moser, in an interview, argues that 'Israel is not just a country that makes mistakes, Israel is wrong,' advocating for antizionism and challenging the taboo surrounding fundamental criticism of the state.
Mariela and Johannes, who had built their lives in the US, chose Belgium as their new home after facing visa challenges, finding a middle ground between their respective home countries and starting anew.
Kazakhstan's Elena Rybakina has won her first US Open title in New York, defeating Aryna Sabalenka in a three-set final and ascending to the world number one ranking.
Guido van Heulendonk's latest book, 'De ravijnenvuller,' is described as 240 pages of pure writing pleasure, offering an entertaining and grand read following his previous tightly composed work.
Madrid's upcoming Formula 1 Grand Prix is a prestige event for the city, but residents are concerned about noise and disruption, with an action group opposing its annual organization.
A recipe for a quick orzo risotto, featuring green beans and dill, highlighting creativity through simplicity with only five ingredients.
The Belgian film 'Un détour par Diane' has won in a side competition at the Venice Film Festival, while 'Woman unknown' by May el-Toukhy received the Golden Lion.
