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De Morgen's front page features a diverse range of stories including domestic Belgian issues like new cycling regulations and gender disparities in university choices, alongside international news on the US political landscape, the war in Ukraine, and a report from Mississippi. The site also…
New regulations in Belgium will prohibit parking bicycles against building facades starting in 2027, prompting questions about alternative parking solutions.
US House Republicans have successfully blocked an impeachment procedure against Defense Secretary Hegseth, with eleven Democrats absent for the vote.
A closely contested Senate race in Mississippi is highlighted, with the report delving into the historical significance and the underlying sentiments of the electorate.
Following recent discussions, a budget agreement has been reached, as reported in this opinion piece.
A growing gender disparity is observed in university program choices, with only 35% of programs at KU Leuven having a balanced representation of genders.
War journalist Arnaud De Decker offers his perspective on Vladimir Putin's stance regarding a ceasefire in Ukraine, urging readers to consider the Russian leader's viewpoint.
Theo Francken expresses his steadfast support for Ukraine's fight for independence, reaffirming his commitment to assist the Ukrainian people.
The Russian military has reportedly attacked a cargo ship in the Black Sea and three power plants located in Ukraine.
Broadcaster Play has initiated an investigation into contestant Bruine Mehdi following allegations of transgressive behavior during the show 'De Slimste Mens'.
Donald Trump was reportedly briefed on espionage activities targeting an Nvidia executive prior to his visit to China, despite his denials.
This report offers a glimpse into the living situation of a family with limited space, highlighting their challenges and attachment to their home.
Belgium's corporate subsidies exceed the OECD average by 15 billion euros, raising questions about government spending priorities and potential savings.
Walter Damen discusses his decision to conceal his cancer diagnosis, referring to it as a 'white lie' and explaining his reasoning during an appearance on the show 'Het huis'.
