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Belgium
The RTBF front page highlights a student protest in Liege with ongoing developments, a drug-related crime in the regions, and news about the Belgian national football team (Diables Rouges). International news includes an update on the conflict in the Middle East, a story on the war in Ukraine, and…
A student protest in Liege has led to 31 administrative arrests, two judicial arrests, and several injured police officers, with the mayor urging students to resume classes.
The individual who sold drugs to Bryan Brigou has been identified as a marginal illegal immigrant.
An analysis of the Belgian national football team's recent gathering, identifying key players who have emerged as winners and losers.
Hugues Dayez offers a scathing critique of Facebook in his review of 'The Social Reckoning'.
Israel is on high alert, preparing for potential Hamas attacks marking three years since the October 7 events.
Sign language is being integrated into concerts, creating a more inclusive experience for deaf and hard-of-hearing attendees.
Director Géraldine Nakache discusses her new dramatic film 'Si tu penses bien,' expressing a personal need to convey its narrative.
Cirque Bouglione in Charleroi is using a robot as a replacement for a lion, showcasing its latest technological investment.
An exploration of the development process behind the immense scale and detail of the game world in GTA 6.
An account of Lionel Messi's career with Argentina, highlighting his resilience and eventual triumphs.
An examination of Poland's economic transformation and its rise as a dynamic European economy.
In a US execution that reportedly went awry, Christa Pike is said to be conscious and able to speak.
Lionel Messi had an emotional farewell match with Argentina, marked by tears, a goal, and moments of brilliance.
The US and WHO are calling for transparency from Russia following reports of a suspected plague outbreak.
