Tribunal's Nobel Prize Could Deeply Offend Trump ↗
Front page leadA discussion on why a Nobel Prize for the International Criminal Court could deeply offend Donald Trump, with the tribunal described as a 'rogue anti-American tribunal'.
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The front page of De Morgen features a mix of international and Belgian news. Top stories include a Nobel Prize discussion related to the International Criminal Court and Donald Trump, live updates on an execution in Texas and a NATO carrier's return, and a statement from an ICE agent incident…
A discussion on why a Nobel Prize for the International Criminal Court could deeply offend Donald Trump, with the tribunal described as a 'rogue anti-American tribunal'.
Live updates report on an execution by firing squad in Texas being broadcast live and the aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln returning to port after a mission.
Following a shooting incident involving an ICE agent, Mamdani states he will not stand by while ICE agents terrorize communities.
Live coverage of ABVV calling for an 'honorable' protest, stating troublemakers are not welcome, while the ACV chairman faces a closed door at N-VA.
The Belgian economy faces the risk of returning to the painful 1980s if its interest bill triples.
After BMW refused to lease a car to a leading AfD politician, the party is now inquiring if Elon Musk has a Tesla available for the parliamentary president.
Recap of the most notable moments from the week's episode of 'De slimste mens ter wereld' featuring Francesco Planckaert.
The government plans 2.5 billion in new savings, with Premier De Wever continuing to rely on his 'big blocks' of policy measures.
A political crisis erupts in the Brussels government as the PS party resigns from the ministerial council following a conflict with Bouchez; Premier De Wever comments on budget creation.
A review of Alex Agnew's show 'No More Heroes', describing him as a 'pantoffelheld with daddy issues'. The review gives it ★★★☆☆.
Discusses measures to control rowdy youth, from withholding child benefits to preventive arrest, questioning their effectiveness and urging policy implementation.
Live updates on Zelensky stating the US doesn't want to help Ukraine against Russia, and Dick Schoof commenting on US hesitations affecting allies.
Following the death of a lab worker, criticism of the Kremlin intensifies, with Russians comparing the situation to Chernobyl and questioning the authorities' credibility.