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The RTBF news front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a prominent story on Nike's financial performance. Other top stories include a report on the situation of churches facing the far-right in Germany, the highly anticipated release of GTA 6, and a piece on Thibaut…
Nike is reportedly leaving the club of the 100 largest companies in Wall Street, raising questions about the sports giant's current financial performance and future prospects.
Churches in Germany are facing challenges from the far-right, with religious leaders expressing concern over rising hate speech and its impact on human coexistence.
The upcoming release of Grand Theft Auto 6 is highly anticipated, leading to questions about the necessity of extensive advertising for a game that is expected to be a massive commercial success.
Filmmaker Stephan Streker defends Thibaut Courtois's contract negotiations, arguing that the Belgian goalkeeper's exceptional status justifies his demands.
A strike is ongoing at Charleroi Airport, causing potential disruptions for travelers.
A new multidisciplinary center in Namur is addressing the challenges faced by women with endometriosis, a condition often dismissed as psychological.
Cyclist Serge Pauwels discusses the importance of team cohesion for Belgium in upcoming races, emphasizing collective success over individual aspirations.
Filmmaker George Lucas has opened a new museum in Los Angeles, a unique structure described as a monumental spaceship, dedicated to narrative art.
Organized travel packages are proving to be a popular and accessible option for senior citizens.
An exploration into the possible reasons behind the common use of green and purple in the visual representation of comic book supervillains.
The prosecutor's office in Charleroi will no longer offer immediate transactions for hard drug consumption and will instead prosecute offenders.
A new documentary delves into the life of Sandra Kim, reflecting on her Eurovision victory and personal journey 40 years later.
