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The front page of De Standaard highlights significant protests and unrest in France, with reports of looting, arson, and clashes with police in Limoges and other cities. Domestically, there are stories on ongoing protests in Brussels and Liège, Google's multi-billion euro investment in data…
The French protest day against the high cost of living turned into looting, arson, and confrontations with the police in various locations, resulting in 1,200 arrests and 150 injured law enforcement officers.
Across France, people are protesting against expensive fuel and shrinking purchasing power, with protests in many cities devolving into violence, looting, and arson.
Protests in the center of Brussels by trade unions and angry schoolchildren led to 45 arrests in Liège.
Elwan Benoît (17) and Louise Montangon (22) represent two opposing visions within the French youth protest movement.
Google is investing billions in data centers in Farciennes, Wallonia, a region previously known for its coal mines.
Political scientist Pascal Delwit analyzes the political trajectory of MR chairman Georges-Louis Bouchez and his potential impact on future Belgian government formations.
Belgian ballet dancer Zino Merckx, preparing for a performance in Belgium, discusses the demanding nature of the ballet world.
Israeli settlers attacked a European delegation, including the Belgian Consul General, during an olive harvest.
