Culture must give up 40 million euros: who will lose their Flemish subsidies? ↗
Front page leadThe Flemish government is cutting 40 million euros from the cultural sector, raising questions about which subsidies will be withdrawn.
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The front page of De Morgen features a mix of domestic Belgian news, including cultural budget cuts and a legal case involving a former politician, alongside international stories on the war in Ukraine, US politics, and global events. There's also coverage of a controversial execution attempt in…
The Flemish government is cutting 40 million euros from the cultural sector, raising questions about which subsidies will be withdrawn.
Former Flemish parliament member Sihame El Kaouakibi is facing criminal charges for subsidy fraud.
The Supreme Court allowed an execution to proceed, but the lethal injection failed, and Christa Pike survived.
Smit Machchhar, the pilot of a Flydubai flight, is credited with saving 174 passengers during an emergency landing.
A recap of the ninth episode of the reality show 'Married at First Sight'.
Russian President Putin is demanding that companies fund their own air defense systems or risk losing control.
Global agricultural prices have seen their fastest rise since 2022, while Russian drones with jet propulsion are outmaneuvering Ukrainian air defenses.
The anti-discrimination organization Unia has filed a complaint for racism against Ghent University researcher Nathan Cofnas.
Elon Musk has been appointed to a key position at the Pentagon to advise on the future of US military technology and strategy.
Tourism in Jordan has collapsed, with current visitor numbers at less than 10 percent of previous levels.
Shawan Jabarin, a Palestinian human rights activist, stated in Brussels that Europe has the capacity to exert greater pressure on Israel.
The use of weight-loss medication for children as young as six years old is increasing.
A growing number of Republicans are distancing themselves from Donald Trump, with concerns that even traditionally Republican states might not be safe in upcoming elections.
The former leader of Sharia4Belgium, Fouad Belkacem, is seeking protection, and the article assesses his chances.