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The De Standaard front page features a mix of domestic Belgian news and international affairs. Top stories include the political turmoil in Oostende involving an N-VA councilor, an analysis of issues at Ghent University under Rector Petra De Sutter, and a report on the misuse of security funds in…
The sharp rise in diesel prices, exceeding gasoline, is attributed to damaged refineries rather than crude oil supply issues, impacting users and potentially affecting US President Donald Trump.
The first councilor of Oostende, Charlotte Verkeyn (N-VA), faces accusations from city staff, leading to a political deadlock as the N-VA refuses to dismiss her despite the mayor's request.
Ghent University has faced negative publicity in its first year under Rector Petra De Sutter due to issues like fabricated AI quotes and the Cofnas affair, with recent controversies highlighting ongoing unrest.
Dozens of far-right protesters demonstrated at the home of Israeli documentary makers, demanding the death penalty for alleged 'traitors,' with Prime Minister Netanyahu reportedly fueling the situation.
An audit is demanded into how Brussels' annual 55 million euro security budget is allocated, with accusations that funds meant for security were diverted to social housing and Disneyland trips.
Canadian Prime Minister Carney is offering the EU increased access to vital raw materials, a development that US President Trump reportedly views unfavorably.
A review of the series 'The Eating Club,' which explores themes of neglectful wealthy parents and their children, questioning whether it's moral panic or a lesson to be learned.
Prominent tech executives, including Sam Altman, were present at a meeting involving former US President Trump and Chinese President Xi.
Russian forces intercepted numerous drones targeting Moscow during the initial day of parliamentary elections.
Éric Zemmour has once again declared his intention to run in the upcoming French presidential elections.
