Liège Tensions: 87 Arrests as Mayor Defends Gathering Bans ↗
Front page leadFollowing tensions in Liège, 87 people were arrested, with the mayor justifying the bans on gatherings amidst student mobilization.
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The RTBF news front page highlights tensions and arrests in Liège, Belgium, alongside an economic report on state management companies. Other stories cover international affairs like the Gaza conflict, student mobilization, cycling news, and a story about a singer's comeback, alongside features on…
Following tensions in Liège, 87 people were arrested, with the mayor justifying the bans on gatherings amidst student mobilization.
An article questions the role and cost of management companies that certain political parties in Arizona are pointing to, with a potential 4.2 billion euro impact on the Belgian state.
Singer Tinashe, once considered a potential successor to Beyoncé, is now achieving success after being 'sacrificed' by her label.
This report examines the housing crisis in Spain, suggesting it is not unique and highlights broader issues within the global housing market.
The cycling route for the Tour of Lombardy has been revealed and is largely identical to the 2022 edition, which cyclist Evenepoel did not compete in.
The weather in Belgium is expected to be characterized by showers and a significant drop in temperature today.
Pierre-Guillaume Méon investigates the purpose and impact of literary prizes within the book industry.
This report explores the decreasing numbers of wild animals and considers whether it is still possible to reverse this trend.
Belgian tennis player Kimmer Coppejans' run at the Shanghai Masters 1000 has ended after he was defeated by Tsitsipas.
Comic artist Philippe Geluck states his comic character 'Le Chat' is neither left nor right, advocating for a central consensus to avoid extremism.
This article investigates whether insects are truly considered a food exclusively for the poor.
Prices for new real estate have seen a slight increase when compared to the same period last year.
Djibril Camara, one of the migrants involved in the play 'Silence du chœur', defends those who arrive, stating they are not 'empty shells'.