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The RTBF news front page highlights a national day of mourning in Poland following an attack in Krakow, a sailing race victory in the Route du Rhum despite numerous abandonments, and new EU measures against honey fraud. Other stories cover natural insulation materials, the evolution of female…
Poland has declared two days of national mourning after an attack in Krakow resulted in six deaths, 15 injuries, and the discovery of three bodies at the shooter's home.
Tom Laperche has set a new record by winning the Route du Rhum sailing race, which was significantly impacted by numerous participants abandoning the competition.
The European Union is enhancing its honey labeling regulations, a move that brings relief to Romanian beekeepers.
Natural insulation materials, particularly those made from grass, are becoming more prevalent, and their effectiveness is being examined.
An increasing number of female gangster characters on television reflects the evolution of female roles in series.
An exhibition at Paris's Petit Palais features a display on Brussels from the early 1900s, running until springtime.
Europe, China, and the United States are implementing distinct strategies for regulating artificial intelligence.
This article investigates the fate of the arcade racing games that were popular in the 2000s.
