What's happening in Europe?
Belgium
The front page of De Standaard features a mix of domestic Belgian news, international affairs, and cultural commentary. Key stories include Belgium's record deportation of undocumented criminals, a potential drone attack targeting European politicians near the Polish border, and a controversy in…
Belgium has set a record this year by deporting over 1,200 criminals without proper documentation. The Minister of Migration attributes this success to clear political priorities and increased investment in capacity and personnel.
A train carrying prominent European politicians, including Boris Johnson and ex-CIA chief David Petraeus, may have been the target of a Russian drone attack near the Polish border, though the drone reportedly struck a train that departed minutes later.
A review of the new 'The Grand Tour' criticizes the show for lacking its former edge, wit, and original stunts, offering only pretty visuals and excessive talk about cars.
An opinion piece highlights the interconnected nature of various crises, including rising oil prices, national debt, and climate change, questioning the government's inaction.
During a weekend trip to Ireland, Donald Trump pledged to abolish import duties on whiskey should he win a second term, as covered in a live update on American politics.
The province of Oost-Vlaanderen has fired a teacher, Hadija Amajoud, for refusing to remove her headscarf while working, a decision that has led her to state she is losing her job, income, and security.
An Israeli minister has called for the nationality of the creators of an award-winning documentary at the Venice Film Festival to be revoked, as reported in live updates from the Middle East.
Asian technology stocks experienced a downturn due to growing concerns surrounding artificial intelligence.
The election results in Sweden are extremely close, with the center-left bloc holding a narrow lead over the opposition.
