Man arrested in connection with Tyméo disappearance and drug sale ↗
Front page leadAuthorities have arrested a man in Namur who allegedly sold drugs to Bryan Brigou on the day he disappeared, in connection with the Tyméo affair.
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Authorities have arrested a man in Namur who allegedly sold drugs to Bryan Brigou on the day he disappeared, in connection with the Tyméo affair.
The film 'Naza,' which is causing a scandal in Israel, is being screened in Belgium, shedding light on Israeli airstrikes on Gaza and collateral civilian victims.
French newspaper Mediapart has reported on alleged antisemitic writings by Jordan Bardella, president of the National Rally, who has denied the accusations.
Wallonia is on high alert for potential fires due to ongoing heat and dry conditions, with reinforced vigilance measures in place.
Prosecutors are seeking a four-year prison sentence, with two years suspended and electronic monitoring, and five years of ineligibility for corruption against Rachida Dati.
The King's Prosecutor in Brussels has denounced an attempt by a Brussels deputy to influence the release of someone imprisoned, reportedly invoking personal connections.
Artists including Helena, Zazie, Christophe Willem, and Teddy Bear are joining forces for the closing gala of the CAP48 charity event.
Damien Ernst and the University of Liège have announced they will file a complaint following an incident where a pie was thrown during a course.
An investigation by GAIA examines the presence of horse meat in Belgian snacks and fritter shops, detailing findings and what remains undisclosed.
A segment titled 'Complètement Foot' seeks viewer opinions on the recent match between Belgium and France.
An investigation has been launched at the Casino of Brussels after an anonymous complaint was filed.
Sentences of up to fifteen months imprisonment are being sought for five defendants accused of defrauding Prince Laurent and Princess Claire.
SpaceX's Starship successfully completed a test flight, marking a significant milestone after thirteen previous attempts.
An analysis suggests that many ultra-protein products rely more on marketing hype than actual protein content.
Learn how to make nettle purine at home as a simple and effective way to protect and fertilize your plants.
A look back at the Belgian music scene, featuring the artist Daisy Superb.
The popular show "Trains Not Like Others" takes viewers on a journey through Portugal.
An exploration of the voyeurism industry and society's persistent fascination with celebrities.
An article questions whether the video game 'Kingdom Rush' has achieved the leading position in the Uruguayan market.
Zinedine Zidane playfully teased Belgian coach Mark van Bommel during a press conference.
Osman responds to accusations of using artificial intelligence, made by an AI, in relation to the Thélyson Orélien case.
Commemorating the 60th anniversary of the death of André Breton, a key figure in Surrealism.
In a segment called 'En Vrai de Vrai,' Mariam Alard recounts an experience that made her feel as if she were living in a documentary.