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The front page of De Morgen features a mix of domestic Belgian issues and international news. Key domestic stories include a debate on the Flemish budget and generational differences, an interview with Minister-President Matthias Diependaele, and a report on a court case involving Sihame El…
A background piece explores the generational conflict within the Flemish budget, questioning whether younger generations will bear the financial burden for older, wealthier ones.
An interview with Minister-President Matthias Diependaele (N-VA) following a challenging week, where he discusses his public narrative.
This news piece discusses the need for support for women in sports, following controversial statements made by Deschacht regarding women's football.
A background report highlights the growing danger posed by the lack of designated parking areas for trucks, suggesting a potential catastrophe is imminent.
A column by Karlijn Van Houwelingen expresses surprise at the perceived inactivity of Congress members during a session.
Evan Gershkovich speaks for the first time about his experience being imprisoned in Russia, detailing a second trap he discovered after his release.
This live update covers the formation of a new bureau within the Pentagon and the appointment of a special prosecutor for an investigation in New York.
More than 400 schools in France are closed today due to the aftermath of riots, with protests near affected areas now prohibited.
Live updates report that Zelensky states Putin has ordered his army to disregard war rules, and Ukraine has deployed its own ballistic missile.
This news report details how Ukraine is utilizing unmanned armored vehicles that have been modified to function as bombs.
The article explains why purchasing a home is becoming more costly, forcing first-time buyers to save for longer periods and opt for smaller properties.
This news report states that Russia's nuclear threats extend beyond NATO to include Belgium directly.
The first day of the trial against Sihame El Kaouakibi reveals accusations that invoices were altered to obtain subsidies from the city of Antwerp and the Flemish government.
