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The front page of De Standaard features prominent stories on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, including a report from the West Bank detailing the impact of Israeli settlements and the difficulties faced by journalists. Other top stories include political commentary on Belgian minister Theo…
A report from the occupied West Bank indicates that a Palestinian state has been made practically impossible by the actions of Israeli settlers, creating palpable fear and anxiety among residents.
The Israeli policy in the West Bank is making journalistic work increasingly difficult, a challenge experienced to a lesser extent by De Standaard and its colleagues.
An analysis of Theo Francken's social media activity reveals he is a provocative minister who frequently pushes the boundaries of the government and his party on the far-right.
Dutch spies reportedly accessed Jared Kushner's iPhone, uncovering secret financial flows between him and Middle Eastern leaders, which Kushner denies.
Shopkeepers in Brussels are preparing for potential protests, with some opting to board up their storefronts preemptively to avoid damage and subsequent closures.
For the first time, For.president Conner Rousseau has voiced his disappointment with Prime Minister Bart De Wever regarding budget talks, stating that a constructive approach did not yield goodwill.
Storm Austen has caused hundreds of calls to the emergency number as it sweeps across the country, leading to an overload of the system.
A fire broke out at the Kehlsteinhaus, Adolf Hitler's former teahouse, in southeastern Germany, and police have arrested a suspect, treating the incident as arson.
