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Front page leadDonald Trump has made significant shifts in his stance on Russia and Ukraine, with his recent tilt towards Putin being particularly noteworthy.
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The news from De Standaard focuses on international relations, with a strong emphasis on the US, Russia, and Ukraine. There are also domestic economic concerns for Belgium regarding trade with China and military readiness. Cultural news includes a Belgian author's nomination for a literary prize…
Donald Trump has made significant shifts in his stance on Russia and Ukraine, with his recent tilt towards Putin being particularly noteworthy.
Trump's statement that Putin "behaved well in Ukraine" indicates his strong desire to strike new political and economic deals with the Russian leader.
Developments in the war in Ukraine include reports that Musk influenced Starlink's limitations and Witkoff's arrival in Russia for discussions with Putin.
Despite apparent activity in Belgian ports, underlying trade flow shifts are concerning, with a rising number of empty containers indicating potential issues for European industry and competitiveness.
The year 2026 is proving disastrous for Saudi Arabia's ruler, as the war initiated by his ally Donald Trump exposes the fragility of his regime.
Correspondent Jorn De Cock discusses the implications for the Israeli elections on October 27th in a series of DS Vandaag episodes.
The Ardent Hunters regiment was extensively tested during a large NATO exercise in German forests, emphasizing mindset and the will to win.
Poets venturing into prose are favored for the Boekenbon Literatuurprijs, with Flemish author Dominique De Groen nominated for her debut prose work 'Corpus Britney'.
A parliamentary prayer meeting, including Koen Geens (CD&V) as the main speaker, is being held in Brussels, bringing together various religious individuals.