Explosion at Antwerp home injures toddler and five adults ↗
Front page leadAn explosive device detonated at a house in Antwerp, resulting in injuries to a toddler and five adults who were subsequently hospitalized.
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De Morgen's front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include an explosion at a home in Antwerp, a report on immigration policy in New York, and a controversy surrounding a former extremist leader seeking asylum in Belgium. Political news focuses on the Flemish…
An explosive device detonated at a house in Antwerp, resulting in injuries to a toddler and five adults who were subsequently hospitalized.
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani has remained silent amidst increased operations by ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) in the city.
Fouad Belkacem, a former leader of Sharia4Belgium, has requested asylum in Belgium to avoid extradition to Morocco.
A report explores the surprising ways in which the world's loudest birds manage to survive, despite their extreme vocalizations.
Many people have developed a significant fear of drones as Kyiv endures continuous Russian attacks.
Flemish ministers Diependaele and Weyts admit to an error in the budget table, and the ministers are reconvening for discussions.
The political party Vooruit has surprised others with its late refusal of a new Flemish budget agreement, adding to political turmoil.
The article questions who will be affected by the increased cost of service vouchers, suggesting that wealthy residents in villa districts are unconcerned.
Top AI executives have reached a vaguely 'morally binding' agreement with Donald Trump that permits checks, but self-regulation appears to be the core principle.
From October 1st, 'scam discounts' on energy contracts will be discontinued, and an identity card will be required for dental appointments.
French students are demonstrating for improved educational conditions, with some describing receiving lessons as a form of violence.
The review explores 'Sous X,' a story where a single, melancholic letter is given a voice.
Despite raising €175,000 for the Sanda Dia Foundation, no foundation was ever registered, highlighting issues with spontaneous crowdfunding.
Virologist Steven Van Gucht advises that individuals in recommended categories for the flu vaccine should not hesitate to get it.