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Belgium
The front page of De Morgen features a mix of domestic Belgian political news, including a debate on housing regulations and energy policy, alongside significant international coverage focused on US politics and media. There are also articles on technology, justice, and cultural commentary.
The Belgian Chamber of Representatives approved a contentious law concerning home invasions after an extensive overnight debate, while Bart De Wever is scheduled to meet with the king again.
A report highlights that nine out of ten Belgian municipalities use Microsoft or Google for their email, raising concerns about government over-reliance on American technology and the potential loss of access to municipal emails.
An energy expert's televised advice to quickly switch energy providers during a live news broadcast was perceived as daring and potentially problematic.
Individuals who oppose the cutting down of trees may soon be subjected to increased financial penalties.
Pete Hegseth has issued a defiant response to the prospect of his dismissal, declaring that their struggle has just commenced.
The article explores the reasons behind the scrutiny of Pete Hegseth, citing alleged involvement in the Iran war and purges within the military.
The current political landscape has positioned the Democratic party precisely where Donald Trump intended.
A federal judge has issued a temporary injunction against the construction of a structure related to Donald Trump, just one hour after initial building approvals were granted.
Fox News terminated a press conference, and newspapers owned by Rupert Murdoch have publicly criticized the decision, with one remarking that Murdoch prefers not to associate with 'losers'.
The states of Alaska and Mississippi present significant question marks as the process of forming a new Congress progresses.
Concerns over stricter AI regulations being considered by the US Democrats are negatively impacting Asian tech stock markets, prompting an emergency meeting by the South Korean government.
The comedic aspect of the HBO series 'Yaga' is primarily found in its sex scenes, with even the actors finding it difficult to portray serious emotions.
Bart Maddens and Pascal Delwit express surprise regarding the Prime Minister's strategy.
Noël Slangen questions how Vooruit and Les Engagés could agree to difficult measures when the most vocal opponent had already secured concessions.
