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The front page of HLN, a Belgian news website, features major political developments in Flanders, including a budget agreement issue and government spending cuts. It also highlights a violent incident in Antwerp, changes to be implemented on October 1st, and other domestic and international news.
The Vooruit party has withdrawn from a Flemish budget agreement due to an error in a table, with Minister Weyts admitting the mistake. New negotiations are scheduled for 11 AM.
VTM Nieuws journalist Karel Lattrez describes a situation as an embarrassing performance for Minister-President Diependaele.
The Flemish government intends to save 180 million euros on its own personnel, but the method for achieving these savings remains uncertain.
A toddler and five adults were taken to the hospital following an attack on a house in the Luchtbal district of Antwerp.
Several changes will take effect on October 1st, including the requirement to bring an ID card to the dentist, the end of certain discounts, and the potential scrapping of offensive license plates.
The vice-president of La Liga was allegedly targeted in relation to the Balogun case, described as the 'worst incident ever in football history'.
A teenager, aged 17, who murdered his 20-year-old sister and 51-year-old mother, left behind a note with the phrases 'kill me' and 'sorry' written on a wall.
Artificial intelligence described as 'superintelligent' by Americans has reportedly replaced Donald Trump.
