Russia's Monthly Casualties: How Putin Continues to Find Soldiers ↗
Front page leadAn interview with Roger Housen discusses the estimated 35,000 Russian deaths and severe injuries per month, exploring how Russia continues to replenish its forces.
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The De Morgen front page highlights the ongoing war in Ukraine with multiple stories detailing Russian casualties and battlefield developments. Other top stories include political news from Belgium concerning the Oostende city council and budget discussions, a potential US military withdrawal from…
An interview with Roger Housen discusses the estimated 35,000 Russian deaths and severe injuries per month, exploring how Russia continues to replenish its forces.
A live blog update reports that Russia has announced hundreds of drones are heading towards Moscow on the first day of elections.
News reports indicate that Russian forces are blockading the Ukrainian frontline town of Olesky, with locals describing it as a deadly trap.
Following a critical report on Alderman Charlotte Verkeyn of N-VA, the city council of Oostende is reportedly operating only in a caretaker capacity.
A live report from the US suggests the Pentagon is contemplating the withdrawal of a significant number of American troops from Europe.
A column notes the surprising silence of former US President George W. Bush as the Republican party faces potential losses.
The Netflix series 'De eetclub' has become the number one trending show in Belgium, featuring drama, alcohol, and drugs.
The political party Cd&v proposes an index jump for the unemployed, prompting discussion about a potential 'rightward shift' led by Sammy Mahdi.
Biologists, with the help of the University of Antwerp, have identified a new species of cat, the tilcayo, discovered in Bolivia.
Childcare providers express concerns about future income due to potential changes impacting their profession.
A study indicates that Belgian carbon sinks are absorbing significantly less CO2 than in 1990, necessitating major changes in the agricultural sector.
Wildfires in the High Fens region have uncovered an ancient road that was previously hidden beneath layers of peat.
A column by Marc Van Ranst discusses his continued belief in the value of postage stamps despite the decline of philately.
A report details potential budget cuts to service vouchers, inheritance tax, and subsidies, outlining items on minister Diependaele's list.
Belgian expatriates in Canada discuss the need for closer ties with the EU, acknowledging a past over-reliance on specific economic strategies.