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The news front page focuses on US politics with analysis of Bernie Sanders's influence on the Democrats and Trump's appointment of Stephen Miller. It also covers a failed billionaire tax in California and international news from Poland. Domestically, there are reports on cyberattacks in Belgium, a…
Following the US midterm elections, a question arises about the Democratic Party's future direction, with Bernie Sanders pointing the way to victory but potential for a shift towards a more radical left-wing agenda.
As the US midterm elections result in a clear victory for Democrats in both the House and Senate, President Trump appoints Stephen Miller as his new chief of staff, a decision met with strong criticism from Democrats.
A proposed one-time tax on billionaires in California did not pass, with many residents believing the initiative was poorly designed and voting against it.
Following controversies surrounding 'Kamp Fly', there's a debate about whether harsh military-style discipline, like bootcamps or special forces expeditions, can effectively guide struggling or delinquent youth back on track.
Belgium is experiencing a significant increase in cyberattacks targeting companies and governments, leading experts to state that this is a new reality where anyone can be a victim.
The share price of Bpost dropped by 22% following a second profit warning this year, prompting calls for a more aggressive business approach.
An opinion piece questions the stability of the current Belgian government, suggesting that significant failures may still be possible despite promises from party leaders.
In the live economics section, it is reported that a woman involved in spying on the CEO of Nvidia was an agent of the Chinese intelligence service.
Poland is facing significant constitutional turmoil, with a proposal to replace all judges being the latest attempt to resolve the impasse surrounding the Constitutional Court.
A film review criticizes the work of Sacha Baron Cohen, suggesting that his current output is subpar and risks alienating his audience.
