Following Belgian news from abroad, it is often the case that international news about Belgian matters is filtered by the fact that correspondents only read French and not Dutch. This has on occasion lead to some omissions, sometimes even bias. So there is an international component to this.

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A Kosovo scenario, not dissimilar to Masala's one in the Baltics:
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La sesta volta quest'anno.

Ook vanavond is hij er weer te gast 🙄

Excellent article. Writing this from Italy, it strikes me how your analysis is highly pertinent for political leaders here (both on the populist and "mainstream" left and on the far right), on opinion leaders that we see, mostly uncontested, on TV every single day, and on Italian (social) media.

The plan is good but it needs to be fundamentally changed. 🙄

When I participated recently in a political demonstration, I witnessed many people on the sidewalks recording the demonstration (so therefore me) on their phones, and I honestly had two thoughts about it. Who knows where these videos end up and how this impacts participation?

Even without drones, (some?) young people in Dutch speaking areas, so I saw reported, don't want to dance at concerts as they don't want videos shared on IG that they can't control the content of. It might be a personal impression of someone, but it is not surprising.

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Found this: www.youtube.com/watch?v=nACN...

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