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The front page of De Standaard features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include a profile of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his political struggles, a report on a European investigation into former Belgian Prime Minister Guy Verhofstadt, and an interview with a…
Benjamin Netanyahu is facing a critical moment in his political career, with Israeli elections looming and his country increasingly isolated on the international stage.
The federal police, under the European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) and the European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF), are investigating former Belgian Prime Minister and ex-MEP Guy Verhofstadt.
Minister of Media Cieltje Van Achter defends the Flemish government's budget cuts affecting VRT, stating that all entities must contribute to savings.
Science historian Nils Hansson has examined the Nobel Committee's archives to understand the awarding process and questions the prestige of the Nobel Prize.
Biofarmer Dries Delanote is experimenting with building a house using locally sourced mud, a unique and challenging construction method.
In a live update, it is reported that Donald Trump has publicly shared the phone number of a Republican senator during a disagreement about daylight saving time.
Yannick Griep, a former assistant professor at Radboud University in Nijmegen, was forced to resign following accusations of scientific fraud, including manipulating invoices and fabricating research findings.
A review praises Barack Obama's new book podcast for its insightful conversations with notable writers on literature and history.
