Dossier: What's News

De Waalse versie van de Warmste Week, is Viva For Life. Beiden vinden plaats in dezelfde week, maar het achterliggende thema verschilt. Wat houdt Viva For Life in? Hoe vinden de bezoekers het evenement? En welke randanimatie is er aanwezig?

Het Brusselse parket eist strafvermindering voor ex-barman die twee vrouwen verkrachtte. Wegens lynchpartij op sociale media zou hij al genoeg straf gekregen hebben. Maar wat met rechtvaardigheid? Hoe groot mag de invloed van sociale media zijn?

2024 is the year of the American elections, with Trump as new president. Trevor Moomaw, living in New York State, shares in this report his views on domestic policy, social issues, and Trump.

Bloedserieus Leuven is organizing their 35th blood donation campaign this week. Each year, students of KU Leuven leave their dorms to help the Red Cross fill their blood and plasma supplies. Former chairman Seppe Pincket has high hopes for this edition.

Sexual abuse in the Catholic Church: a topic on top of everyone's mind in light of Pope Francis' visit to Belgium. The Pope will talk to 15 victims for one hour. What does the media frenzy do to a victim's mental health,and will his visit change anything?

You might have seen posters and commercials talking about 'De Warmste Week', but what is it? And why are Flemish people calling the week before Christmas the warmest week? Find out the history of this charity event in a new episode of What's News.

In this episode of What's News: With Bradley Cooper's latest movie 'Maestro' premiered in theaters, its controversy sparks debate again. Reporters Bastiaan Bellens and Tharsice Commissaris put this case and similar ones in question in this brief podcast.

As the seasons change and the wheather gets colder, the flu makes an appearance in many of us. Listen here to find out everything you need to know about the flu season.