Police officer dies during intervention in Brussels ↗
Front page leadA police officer from the Anti-Assault Brigade died overnight in Brussels during an intervention, with the prosecutor's office on site.
Belgium
The front page of RTBF features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a police officer's death in Brussels, an investigation into the state of school buildings in Wallonia and Brussels, and commentary on criticism of cyclist Evenepoel. Other articles cover the Belgian…
A police officer from the Anti-Assault Brigade died overnight in Brussels during an intervention, with the prosecutor's office on site.
Student demands highlight concerns about the condition of school buildings in Wallonia and Brussels.
Axel Merckx criticizes those criticizing cyclist Evenepoel, stating that Belgium is quick to tear down its champions.
An article discussing the Walloon budget, suggesting a disconnect from reality.
The article focuses on the fate of children of femicide victims, featuring an encounter with a teenager rebuilding a family without a parent.
The band Muse has been announced to perform at the Rock Werchter festival in 2027.
An article details a nuclear accident in Greenland that was long concealed by the United States.
A warning about scams related to picking up gifts from showrooms, common with ephemeral sales.
A cardiologist denounces that people prefer to ignore issues concerning health being at the mercy of multinationals and political decisions.
Philippe Albert comments on a controversial phase during the Walloon derby, suggesting it was either dishonest or incompetent.
The King of Spain is visiting Ceuta, a trip marked by high diplomatic tension.
Jean-Pierre Papin criticizes Kylian Mbappé's Ballon d'Or campaign, describing it as self-centered.
The article poses questions about Real Madrid's potential danger and what surprises to expect as the Champions League resumes.
From Parisian disappointment to an American dream, Belgian gymnasts are on an Olympic mission at the World Championships in Rotterdam.