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Front page leadUS correspondent Mari Meyer discusses Donald Trump's America, stating that an increasing number of people are aware that democracy is in jeopardy.
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De Morgen's front page features a mix of international and domestic news, with a strong focus on US politics and the conflict in Ukraine. Other prominent stories include updates on cryptocurrency markets, a discussion on future mobility, and a piece on the Belgian funeral sector. The site also…
US correspondent Mari Meyer discusses Donald Trump's America, stating that an increasing number of people are aware that democracy is in jeopardy.
Donald Trump has canceled campaign rallies scheduled for Kansas and Iowa, amidst a tense atmosphere in the White House leading up to the midterm elections.
A discussion explores the potential future where private chauffeurs are common, raising concerns that it could reinforce car-dependent behaviors.
A hacker has stolen more than 6 billion dollars from Binance, leading to the suspension of trading on the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange.
The United States is reportedly urging NATO members to adopt a less aggressive stance when discussing the Russian threat.
This piece highlights amusing and memorable moments from the television show 'De slimste mens ter wereld', featuring Amber Piddington's rendition of the Brabançonne.
A new attack has targeted a Russian oil refinery following a brief pause, and at least one person has died due to a Russian ballistic missile strike on Kyiv.
This article explains how Ukraine has employed 'tunnel warfare' tactics to inflict damage on Russian forces and reverse the tide of the conflict.
Upcoming regulations for the funeral industry are causing concern among alternative funeral service providers.
A column notes Donald Trump's frequent and admiring comments regarding the physical appearance of men within the political landscape.
An investigation into the 'i-Police' project reveals issues with 453 consultants, ineffective licenses, and costs totaling 139.4 million euros.
Actors Kevin Janssens and Koen De Bouw discuss their roles in a series about Breendonk, focusing on the motivations of the men involved rather than the atrocities themselves.