Housing Crisis Worsens as Cost of Money Rises ↗
Front page leadThe cost of money is rising, impacting the entire real estate chain and threatening to exacerbate Belgium's housing crisis.
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The De Morgen front page features stories on the worsening housing crisis in Belgium, a controversial decision to dismiss a teacher for wearing a headscarf in Flanders, and potential changes to the taxation of health insurance funds and unions. International news includes a column on Xi Jinping's…
The cost of money is rising, impacting the entire real estate chain and threatening to exacerbate Belgium's housing crisis.
For the first time in Flanders, a teacher has been dismissed for wearing a headscarf, raising questions about neutrality in the classroom.
A live blog discusses the possibility of Belgian health insurance funds and trade unions being taxed as regular companies, according to a note on Minister Jambon's desk.
Columnist Dorien Emmers argues that Xi Jinping's state visit to the US signifies more than just diplomatic ritual, highlighting China's growing international influence.
The popular Belgian crime series 'De Twaalf' is discussed, with critics noting it's predictable but still holds potential for twists.
Even Russian war veterans are reportedly opposing the Kremlin, with some expressing surprise at facing similar enemies domestically.
Live updates on the war in Ukraine include Zelensky's stance on the prosecutor-general's position and reports that a diplomatic train may have been a target of a Russian attack.
With most votes counted in the Swedish elections, the left-wing bloc is narrowly ahead.
Care centers are assisting an increasing number of victims of sexual violence, with personal accounts highlighting the trauma of abuse by trusted individuals.
A commentary questions the impact of far-right parties gaining power if 'Van Bossuyt's approach' becomes the norm, suggesting a broader societal shift.
In the second episode of 'De Verraders,' Ruben Van Gucht reportedly clashed with the production team, expressing a desire for the game to end.
Science sociologist Aaron Panofsky discusses figures like Nathan Cofnas, referring to them not as modern Darwins or Galileos.
Adriaan Van den Hoof reflects on experiencing lifelong impulsiveness in falling in love.
An Israeli minister is seeking to revoke the nationality of the makers of an award-winning Gaza documentary, labeling it 'betrayal'.