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The news on De Standaard's front page covers a range of domestic and international issues. Domestically, there's a focus on a teacher shortage in Flemish primary schools, a national protest organized by unions against the government's policies, and the establishment of a national expert panel for…
Flemish primary schools have over 20,000 fewer students than seven years ago, posing financial challenges for schools, although some see it as a potential positive development.
A man was shot by ICE agents in New York, an event the mayor described as an unacceptable situation, with updates provided on Donald Trump's presidency.
Increasing risk factors are weighing on European stock markets, with the Brussels Bel20 index falling significantly, and the extent of the impact depends on investment portfolios.
The ACV union president was met with a closed door at the N-VA headquarters, while ABVV stated troublemakers are not welcome at their national demonstration protesting the government's policies.
Former German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder attended Vladimir Putin's birthday celebration, with photos of the event published by the Kremlin, amidst ongoing developments in the Ukraine war.
Oncologists will soon receive assistance from a special expert panel for difficult treatment decisions concerning patients with rare or complex tumors, as part of Minister Vandenbroucke's Belgian Cancer Plan.
OpenAI has reported lower than expected revenue, which is causing a stir in the financial markets, with live updates on economic news.
Shampoos are available in all price ranges, from very cheap to very expensive, and maintaining good hair care can be costly.
