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The De Morgen front page features a mix of domestic Belgian news and international affairs. Top stories include concerns raised by school directors about student dropout rates, an explosion in Antwerp, and commentary on the Sanda Dia Foundation. International news covers the fuel economy's…
School principals express significant concern over high dropout rates in their schools, with a substantial portion of students leaving each year, particularly in diverse educational settings.
An essay argues that the current economic model based on fossil fuels is unsustainable and on the brink of collapse, despite its reluctance to acknowledge this reality.
An explosion has occurred in Antwerp, causing damage to the front door of an apartment building and leaving a message scrawled on the facade.
Historian Timothy Garton Ash emphasizes the critical need for Europe to secure and maintain alliances as a means of navigating current geopolitical challenges.
A large protest took place in Madrid following the eviction of an 87-year-old woman named Maricarmen, with demonstrators demanding an end to the influence of slumlords.
A column questions the Sanda Dia Foundation, noting a peculiar lack of verifiable information or presence related to its operations.
OpenAI has temporarily halted the development of its most advanced AI models due to security concerns and incidents.
An explanation is offered for why the Prime Minister of Nepal chose to wear sunglasses while addressing the United Nations.
Mathias Sercu shares a deeply personal and emotional account of his son Tore's final moments and the profound grief of his loss.
A background piece debunks the commonly held belief that moderate alcohol consumption offers health benefits, revealing it to be an illusion.
A story describes a unique and intense encounter between two individuals within a residential care center, exploring themes of intimacy and connection.
Historian Wendy Wauters discusses historical medieval surgical practices, drawing parallels to modern human behavior and nature.
Philosopher Alicja Gescinska reflects on contemporary discussions surrounding war and peace, criticizing a perceived unwillingness among some progressive circles to confront difficult realities.
A live update on the first meeting between the German and Russian Foreign Ministers since the conflict in Ukraine began.
