Rather true. While hospital admissions only list patients suffering from covid, the total number of occupied beds in the covid units of Belgian hospitals includes some patients positive for the virus, but admitted for another reason. A phenomenon that Sciensano cannot quantify, but which is not anecdotal given the strong circulation of omicron at the … Read more
With “One, Two, Three, More”, Fondation A pays tribute to this American who tirelessly photographed life in the streets of New York. Article reserved for subscribers Deputy Head of the Culture Department By Jean-Marie Wynants Published on 01/21/2022 at 18:31 Reading time: 3 mins Ct was at the time when New York was a “New … Read more
A draft bill, carried by Pierre-Yves Dermagne, would grant insurance companies a “mission of public interest” to give them access to health data. A taboo for some. A question of efficiency for others. Legal swamp in sight. Article reserved for subscribers Head of the Multimedia department By Philippe Laloux Published on 01/21/2022 at 11:12 Reading … Read more
First debate on the vaccination obligation in the federal Parliament in a sluggish climate. Sixteen experts have been appointed pending a final list on Wednesday. Article reserved for subscribers Political journalist By Stephane Vande Velde Published on 01/18/2022 at 18:28 Reading time: 4 mins Lhe debate around the vaccination obligation, sent back to the Federal … Read more
To face the challenges of the moment, society needs social cohesion. However, this cannot be decreed; it is closely linked to the level of equity observed in education. Article reserved for subscribers Head of the Company Department Par Eric Burgraff Published on 1/9/2022 3:53 PM Reading time: 6 min SA feeling of social downgrading, disaffiliation … Read more
2021 was a great vintage for black-yellow-red sport. The whole country now hopes that our athletes will continue their momentum – or do even better for some – with the culmination of the FIFA World Cup in Qatar at the end of the year. Article reserved for subscribers By the editorial staff Published on 12/30/2021 … Read more
At 20, Jackson Tchatchoua succeeds where so many others have failed before him: to find a place in the eleven carolo by being from the training center. Humble and hardworking, the player has always believed in his chances despite a sometimes difficult context. Interview. Article reserved for subscribers By Maxime Stévenne Published on 12/26/2021 6:22 … Read more
Desmond Tutu died Sunday morning at the age of 90 in Cape Town. The former Archbishop of Cape Town, hero of the anti-apartheid struggle and Nobel Peace Prize winner, embodied the “conscience” of South Africa. Article reserved for subscribers By Valérie Hirsch Published on 12/26/2021 10:22 AM Reading time: 4 min JI would like my … Read more
Buckhead is the neighborhood where Atlanta’s wealthiest citizens live. Its inhabitants, mostly white, are now demanding its secession from the metropolis in the south of the country. But the problem goes far beyond purely racist motives. With LéNA, discover the best of European journalism. Article reserved for subscribers Par Stefan Beutelsbacher (The World) Published on … Read more
These are things New Yorkers never talk about, but haunt conversations, like the ghost of the Twin Towers inhabit the collective consciousness. Has their city changed for twenty years? If yes, how ? And above all, was it for the best? Article reserved for subscribers – .