Student protests: what are the risks for the vandals? ↗
Front page leadA national demonstration on October 9th resulted in over 100 arrests, with around a thousand vandals among tens of thousands of protesters.
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The front page of RTBF features a mix of domestic Belgian news, international affairs, and sports. Key stories include student protests in Belgium, international relations concerning Russia, Ukraine, and the US, and various sporting events like MotoGP, Formula 1, and cycling championships. There's…
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Putin ready to supply oil to the US and global markets, Zelensky slams… ↗
Russian President Putin is reportedly willing to supply oil to the United States and international markets, a move that Ukrainian President Zelensky has condemned as 'unworthy'.
Marianne Vos wins 15th world title, her second in gravel cycling ↗
Marianne Vos has secured her 15th world championship title, her second in gravel cycling, after a recent race.
CAP48Heures: Follow the charity marathon's first evening on RTBF Auvio ↗
The CAP48Heures charity event has begun, with RTBF Auvio featuring the first evening's activities and featuring athletes raising donations.
Red Flames coach emotional after penalty misses, VAR, and a precious win ↗
Red Flames coach Elísabet Gunnarsdóttir experienced a rollercoaster of emotions during a match involving missed penalties, VAR decisions, and a hard-fought victory.
F1 Singapore: Toto Wolff tells critics to 'watch Mickey Mouse' ↗
Toto Wolff, responding to critics, suggested they would be better off watching children's television shows like Mickey Mouse or the Teletubbies.
The bouncer at Berghain explains how he chooses customers ↗
A bouncer from the famous Berlin nightclub Berghain has explained his criteria for selecting who gets to enter the venue.
Are video games really better for mental health than scrolling? ↗
This article explores whether engaging with video games offers greater benefits for mental well-being compared to passively scrolling through content.
Heatwave, drought, fires: after an extraordinary summer, is it still necessary… ↗
Following an unusually extreme summer marked by heatwaves, drought, and fires, the article questions the continued necessity of climate marches.
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