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The De Morgen front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include an investigation into alleged misconduct by a TV personality, a look at the themes dominating the 2024 elections in Belgium, and international updates on US politics and the war in Ukraine. There's also…
A prosecutor has launched an investigation into alleged misconduct by TV personality BruineMehdi, raising questions about his future on screen.
A comprehensive study of voting behavior has identified the key themes that influenced the 2024 elections, uncovering unexpected patterns.
A guard has reprimanded Pete Hegseth at the burial site of an unidentified soldier, as indicated by a video report.
Scientists studying a Rembrandt painting have discovered a multitude of microbes, leading to new research questions.
An opinion piece suggests that the reader is the most challenging negotiator when dealing with De Wever.
In a historic win, Democrats have secured a Senate seat in Mississippi, marking their first victory there since 1982.
This profile examines Jim Jordan, described as a devoted supporter in the House of Representatives, and his political career.
Ukrainian defense firm Fire Point is collaborating with European companies to develop an alternative to the US Patriot missile defense system.
Reports indicate that Ukrainian President Zelensky anticipates a breakthrough in the conflict by year-end, while the Russian ambassador to the US has died under unknown circumstances.
Expert Ria Laenen comments on the peace negotiations involving Ukraine, Russia, and the US, stating that Russia showed little respect for the European participants.
The board of Nvidia is reportedly debating the termination of CEO Jensen Huang, who is also accused of having a second affair.
Authorities in Brussels have linked two fatal shootings, one targeting an Albanian man and the other an agent named Nordine El Talbi, to the same perpetrators.