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The RTBF front page highlights international news, including US political developments and the ongoing conflict in Gaza. It also features stories on the commemoration of Armistice Day in Belgium, with several WWI sites being added to UNESCO's World Heritage list, and a report on Belgium's climate…
Republican lawmakers in the United States have halted the impeachment process targeting Pete Hegseth.
The article delves into the reasons behind the extended development period of over eight years for the video game Grand Theft Auto 6.
On November 11th, eight Belgian WWI memorial sites have been inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list, highlighting their particular resonance.
Former player Philippe Albert expresses doubt about Hugo Cuypers' inclusion in the national football team, stating he has been underperforming for 2.5 years.
The article explores the issue of one in four young people suffering from anxiety and/or depression, questioning if manifestations and engagement could offer a solution.
An anonymous Facebook intervention by the mayor of Court-Saint-Etienne has led to controversy, with questions arising about whether his apology will suffice.
The article discusses dynamics within the Belgian national football team's gathering, noting Lukaku's watchful status, Lammens being heckled, and posing five questions about team play.
Reflecting on November 11, 1918, from the German perspective, the article suggests that the shadow of the Second World War was already present within the context of the Armistice.
According to NGOs, Belgium is among the countries with 'low' climate performance participating in COP31.
This initiative invites young people to share their experiences, questions, and ideas on how to improve the school system.
Spain is experiencing a national strike on Wednesday, November 11th, occurring just three weeks before early elections.