Public transport strike: reduced service in Brussels, half of Letec network… ↗
Front page leadA strike in public services is causing reduced frequencies on public transport in Brussels and disrupting half of the Letec network in the Liege region.
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The RTBF front page highlights domestic issues in Belgium, including a public transport strike affecting Brussels and the Liege region, ongoing political discussions about the federal and Walloon budgets, and a significant fundraising achievement for CAP48. International news includes developments…
A strike in public services is causing reduced frequencies on public transport in Brussels and disrupting half of the Letec network in the Liege region.
The United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia are backing an 'energy ceasefire' in the conflict between Ukraine and Moscow.
A political commentary piece discussing the dynamics between Georges-Louis Bouchez and Bart De Wever, referencing the historical Battle of Waterloo.
A recap of the notable musical performances at the CAP48 event, featuring artists like Helena, Loïc Nottet, Zazie, Teddy Bear, and Christophe Willem.
Information on the expected disruptions to public transport and services due to the public services strike on Monday, October 12th.
An overview of the upcoming cyclocross season, highlighting key dates and the absence of Wout van Aert and Mathieu van der Poel.
The CAP48 charity event has successfully raised over 9.2 million euros, setting a new record.
Several accidents involving a jackknifed truck and other vehicles have severely impacted traffic and access to Brussels.
In many schools in Liege, classes are proceeding based on the number of students present, likely due to the ongoing strike.
Bart De Wever has stated there will be no State of the Union address on Tuesday due to a deadlock on the federal budget, and he will not accept provisional twelfths.
An agreement has been reached on the Walloon budget, and the Dolimont government is set to present it today.
Commentary on the Standard vs. Charleroi football match, highlighting a controversial uncalled penalty and deeming it one of Standard's worst performances recently.