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The De Standaard front page features a prominent story on a deepfake nude epidemic affecting public figures, including Belgian politicians and royalty. Other top stories include Donald Trump's diplomatic conflict with the International Criminal Court over sanctions, Remco Evenepoel's cycling…
A growing epidemic of AI-generated deepfake nude images is circulating online, with public figures like Melissa Depraetere and Queen Mathilde being targeted, highlighting the severe personal and professional damage such fabricated content can cause.
The US has imposed strict sanctions on the International Criminal Court, potentially paralyzing its operations and creating a new diplomatic dispute, especially after a former judge from the court received the Nobel Peace Prize.
After securing the European road race title, cyclist Remco Evenepoel is setting his sights on the prestigious 'Monuments' classic races, with the Tour of Lombardy being his next potential victory.
The younger generation harbors little faith in political solutions to their anxieties about being left behind, a sentiment that is difficult to fault given the circumstances.
Despite existing sanctions, Russia will supply 300,000 tons of diesel to the US, with further shipments planned, a move that Ukrainian President Zelensky has criticized as a 'gift for Putin'.
Prime Minister De Wever's budget negotiations are at an impasse as MR chairman Bouchez vetoes a VAT reform, placing the onus on the MR party to find a resolution.
Lucas Rijneveld's new poetry collection, 'As Sea Out of Dog,' is noted for its imagery and aphoristic statements.
Paul Marchal, whose daughter was a victim of Marc Dutroux, shares his experience with grief and emphasizes the importance of remembering the lessons learned from the tragedy.
The ongoing struggle for dominance in the energy market between the United States and China is marked by uncertainty, with the outcome still undetermined.
