Minister Depraetere on Family Budgets: 'No More Room for Gifts' ↗
Front page leadBelgian Minister Melissa Depraetere (Vooruit) discusses the financial situation for families, stating there is no longer room for government giveaways.
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The De Morgen front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include an interview with Belgian Minister Melissa Depraetere on family finances, and reactions from Donald Trump regarding the Nobel Peace Prize. Other prominent stories cover the ongoing conflict in Gaza, a…
Belgian Minister Melissa Depraetere (Vooruit) discusses the financial situation for families, stating there is no longer room for government giveaways.
Donald Trump expresses strong criticism after not being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, calling it an indelible stain on Norway.
A year after the ceasefire in Gaza, the region faces ongoing destruction, displacement of people, and continued violence.
Homeless individuals in Antwerp describe a new police strategy in the Antwerpen-Noord district, with some feeling treated like vermin.
A column suggests that comprehending China is an incredibly difficult task, likening it to consuming unpleasant substances.
Singer Angèle discusses her break from the spotlight, fame, and her new album.
In a surprising move, Donald Trump reportedly agreed to a deal involving Russian diesel to lower prices before the midterms.
The N-VA party proposes making doctor visits more expensive, which could yield significant revenue but raises questions about its wisdom.
A report by Christophe Deborsu and Véronique Lamquin highlights the despair of Walloon youth, exacerbated by the perceived economic success of Flanders.
An examination of the recent unrest in Brussels involving Molotov cocktails, tear gas, and water cannons, seeking to identify the instigators.
Catholic education in Belgium is experiencing a decline in student numbers, while the GO! education system is growing, leading to the fading of a traditional advantage.
Nobel Peace Prize winner Navi Pillay shares her experiences of witnessing and feeling injustice from a young age.
Daphne Velghe discusses her 'Supermodel Snacks', asserting that models can indeed eat substantial amounts of food.
A commentary piece criticizes Frank Vandenbroucke's lecture, describing it as pathetic theatre rather than a serious address.
A contest offering a VIP experience to see the singer Angèle perform in Brussels.