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Georges-Louis Bouchez: “An alternative majority on the master’s in Mons? There is also a possible one at the federal level on nuclear power…”

March 19, 2023

Paul Magnette mentioned a possible alternative majority in the French Community on the master’s file in medicine in Mons. Georges-Louis Bouchez calls for “coolness”, but returns: “Mathematically, there is also one at the federal level on nuclear power…” Article reserved for subscribers By David Coppi and Stéphane Vande Velde Published on 03/18/2023 at 06:00 Reading … Read more

Death of student Sanda Dia: In Antwerp, the “Reuzegommers” beg forgiveness and clemency

March 17, 2023

Four and a half years after the baptism that led to the death of a young 20-year-old student, eighteen members of an elitist circle are staking their freedom in court. Article reserved for subscribers Journalist at the service of society By Arthur Sente Published on 03/17/2023 at 21:16 Reading time: 4 mins Lhe trial of … Read more

Wallonia: finally a legal framework for energy communities

March 17, 2023

The Walloon government has adopted the decree that will allow the sharing of locally produced renewable energy. Several dozen projects were waiting for this green light. Article reserved for subscribers Political journalist Par Eric Deffet Published on 03/17/2023 at 14:35 Reading time: 4 mins LLong awaited in Wallonia when it is already in force in … Read more

Better understand and care for refractory epileptic patients

March 17, 2023

A third of epileptic patients do not respond well to medication. In these so-called refractory patients, stimulation of the vagus nerve can have an antiepileptic effect. But this suppletive treatment is not always effective. At Saint-Luc, doctoral students are trying to understand why. Article reserved for subscribers Journalist at the service of society By Anne-Sophie … Read more

Masters in Medicine: Magnette threatens crisis, government backs down

March 17, 2023

Are we moving towards an alternative majority in the French Community? The president of the PS passes in force, while the Government rather plays the card of appeasement in the file of the 57 authorizations. Article reserved for subscribers By Charlotte Hutin and Eric Burgraff Published on 03/16/2023 at 19:10 Reading time: 5 mins LCould … Read more

Pension reform in France: Macron’s choice of force puts the country in turmoil

March 16, 2023

Macron finally chose article 49.3 to push through his pension reform. In the absence of an assured majority, the vote seemed to him too risky. The government is hanging by a thread. Article reserved for subscribers Permanent envoy to Paris By Joelle Meskens Published on 03/16/2023 at 18:44 Reading time: 5 mins LUncertainty hangs over … Read more

Budget: the more favorable trend in energy prices wipes out a six billion deficit

March 16, 2023

According to a provisional report by the government’s committee of experts, the budgetary conclave promises to be less salty than expected. The more favorable evolution of energy prices is lowering the deficit forecasts. But the country’s debt, its accumulated deficit and the lack of reforms continue to cause concern. Article reserved for subscribers Head of … Read more

Trial of the Brussels attacks: “Every day, I felt like I was taking people to the slaughterhouse”

March 16, 2023

Christian Delhasse, driver of the Maelbeek metro, remains a prisoner in the tunnel in which the attack kept him. On March 23, 2016, he was already back at work. Article reserved for subscribers Journalist at the service of society By Arthur Sente Published on 03/15/2023 at 18:55 Reading time: 5 mins Lhe attacks have changed … Read more