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The De Morgen front page features a mix of international and domestic news, with a strong emphasis on geopolitical tensions and political developments. Top stories include concerns about Russian activity near Norway and the ongoing war in Ukraine, as well as domestic political discussions in…
An analysis of potential Russian military activity near a Norwegian island group suggests a pattern of challenge to NATO, highlighting geopolitical tensions.
A live blog reports on renewed heavy explosions in Kyiv following a night of Russian drone attacks, with President Putin decreeing an expansion of the Russian military.
A severely wounded police officer shares his experience of becoming a financial burden after a shooting incident in a testimony to 'Humo' magazine.
An opinion piece argues that it is absurd to pay people in vehicles and vehicle kilometers, suggesting a simpler solution is needed.
A business club in Brussels has drawn scrutiny following the attendance of a government official and an Imec CEO, sparking debate about Chinese influence.
An eleven-year-old British girl has become the youngest female chess grandmaster in history, achieving a remarkable feat in the chess world.
Veteran political journalist Ivan De Vadder discusses the budget negotiations, warning of a 'dangerous dynamic' that has emerged.
Georges-Louis Bouchez expresses full support for a policy requiring unemployed individuals to report to authorities daily.
A column by Dave Sinardet argues that socialists were keen to utilize Flemish fiscal autonomy, but Flemish nationalists prevented its implementation.
Senator Marco Rubio stated that a foreign actor was clearly involved in a planned attack on a military air base in the United Kingdom.
A review criticizes the film 'Unabomber' for being a by-the-numbers production, describing it as boring and uninspired.
Meteorologist David Dehenauw discusses the unusual late-season warmth, with temperatures potentially reaching 30 degrees Celsius and breaking records.
An article explores how a specific 'reporter game' can help to calm the brains of children with autism.
