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Front page leadUkrainians are experiencing intense fear and helplessness due to the constant threat of drones in the ongoing conflict.
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De Morgen's front page features a mix of international and domestic news, with a significant focus on the war in Ukraine and Belgian domestic politics. Other stories cover the UK's Brexit referendum, an economic interview, legal news in Antwerp, and a scientific discovery about dog aging. The site…
Ukrainians are experiencing intense fear and helplessness due to the constant threat of drones in the ongoing conflict.
The United States is reportedly considering halting arms supplies to Ukraine, while a ceasefire announced by Trump is clarified to only apply to refineries, which Ukraine does not possess.
Economist Kevin Spiritus argues for a new and improved budgeting strategy, highlighting that similar negotiations are inconceivable in the Netherlands.
British Prime Minister Burnham has confirmed Russian interference in the Brexit referendum and reiterated his view that Brexit has been a disaster.
Antwerp is modifying its strategy for dealing with individuals making claims after police unions expressed criticism, acknowledging the validity of their concerns.
A long-standing biological mystery has been solved, revealing that selective breeding is the reason why larger dog breeds age more rapidly.
CD&V chairman Sammy Mahdi criticizes Georges-Louis Bouchez's demands, calling them unserious and an attempt to secure an advantage before negotiations.
Jan Jambon, the Flemish Minister-President, has postponed his policy statement and cautioned against the need for an emergency budget, stating he will not agree to such a measure.
The ongoing delays in budget negotiations are attributed to a significant failure in leadership.
Belgian peace organizations have increased their activity levels, spurred by pressure from NATO and rising defense expenditures.
Two prominent figures advocating for democracy are presented as reflecting on the state of American democracy.
The heritage sector in Flanders is experiencing severe disruption and distress following drastic budget cuts, with representatives describing the situation as paralyzing and a battlefield.
A personal reflection from Saïd Boumazoughe on how fatherhood has led him to withdraw from social activities and relationships.
A climate march in Brussels drew tens of thousands of participants who expressed a mix of anger, fear, happiness, and hope regarding climate action.