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The De Morgen front page features a mix of international and domestic news, with a strong emphasis on geopolitical events in Eastern Europe and the US. Stories include a Belarusian opposition leader's warning about a US-Belarus trade deal, updates on the war in Ukraine with a focus on…
A Belarusian opposition leader has issued a warning about an upcoming trade agreement between the United States and Belarus, suggesting that Russia would be the main beneficiary of such a deal.
A television program, 'De Afspraak' hosted by Kobe Ilsen, took an unexpected turn in its final segment, becoming a significantly different kind of show.
The White House has initiated 'Trump TV' following disputes with American media outlets, while President Trump's communication was reportedly hindered by the absence of certain television channels.
A scientific study suggests that differences in social behavior between girls and boys are apparent from a very early age, with girls exhibiting more social tendencies from infancy.
The Belgian public broadcaster VRT is selling a collection of 300 artworks from its Reyerslaan location, prompting questions about the reasons behind the decision.
A political analysis examines why former chairman Lachaert has decided to serve as an independent, exploring the reasons behind this shift.
Ukraine is raising urgent concerns about the dire situation in Olesjky and other areas under Russian occupation, calling for international attention.
Updates from the Ukraine conflict include reports of French President Macron's discussions with Trump and Zelensky, civilian casualties from Russian attacks in southern Ukraine, and fatalities in Dnipro.
A significant number of war veterans have been elected to the Russian parliament, signaling the rise of a new political elite influenced by military experience.
An opinion piece offers a historical perspective to German politicians, cautioning them to consider the broader implications of events in Eastern Europe for Germany and the continent's future.
Antwerp experienced two explosions within a short period, which the police have classified as a double attack, though fortunately, no injuries were reported.
An article explores the concept of 'pink light' in the Overpoort area, questioning if it contributes to a more pleasant and friendly atmosphere.
A podcast episode discusses the European Union's proposed age limit for social media, arguing that the positive contributions of these platforms are being overlooked.
Prime Minister De Wever's proposed budget of 14 billion euros is reportedly causing significant concern or 'stomach pain' among the Francophone community.
