Europe Must Not Choose Between US and China: Experts on the Great Powers' Game ↗
Front page leadExperts discuss the complex geopolitical landscape, advising Europe to avoid taking sides between the United States and China.
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The front page of De Morgen features a mix of international and domestic news, with a focus on geopolitical tensions, the war in Ukraine, climate change, and social issues. There are also lighter features on culture and personal stories.
Experts discuss the complex geopolitical landscape, advising Europe to avoid taking sides between the United States and China.
A live blog reports on drone attacks hitting Moscow and an oil refinery, amidst ongoing developments in the war in Ukraine.
An essay by Jonathan Holslag argues that the current hot summer is just the beginning, detailing the challenges Europe will face due to climate change in the coming decades.
Ed Sheeran expresses his distress over the situation in Gaza during a concert, calling it catastrophic and unjustifiable.
A column discusses the Bressers case, where lawyer Hans Rieder claims evidence was illegally obtained.
An interview with sexologist Lotte Vanwezemael, who discusses shedding inhibitions with age.
An article analyzes the use of incentives like cars and apartments in Russian elections, suggesting Kremlin propaganda is becoming less effective.
A personal story titled 'Mare (39)' discusses struggles with mental health and suicidal ideation.
An interview reflects on Donald Trump's potential reactions to elections following the Greenland deal.
A photo reportage by Eva Verbeeck showcases diverse portraits of American girls, including the Amazon, a 'prom queen', and a gun enthusiast.
Live updates cover an alleged Houthi attack on Riyadh airport and Trump's early return to the White House.
The article reports on calls for violence against Israeli documentary filmmakers, highlighting safety concerns.
Russia expert Hans van Koningsbrugge discusses potential escalation strategies by Putin before November.
A story about the experiences of long-term sick individuals, detailing humiliating encounters with doctors and the risk of losing benefits.