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"Too Large" Girls — The Next Day's Pill Stop Growth

"Too Large" Girls — The Next Day's Pill Stop Growth

The next day's pill every day for two years: this is what has long been prescribed to girls considered "too great" by doctors. Side effects, especially on fertility, were hardly envisaged.Read Article

Blind Visits to the Orthodontist — And in the InVisalign World

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Blind Visits to the Orthodontist — And in the InVisalign World

Do orthodontists tend to provide superfluous care? Medor has conducted three blind visits to test these specialists of our jaws. Spoiler: their answers oscillate between "nothing to do" and... a quote of 6,000 euros.Read Article

Stop Time — Apnea without Moving

Stop Time — Apnea without Moving

The apnea is experiencing a real boom. This sport is growing: there are at least twelve clubs in Belgium. In five years, the number of registered students has tripled. The competition team Les Cucumbers trains three times a week in the Longchamp pool in Uccle (Brussels).Read Article

Mood Movements — The Krump in Belgium

Born in Los Angeles in the 2000s, the krump wins our streets. An angry dance made of ultra-fast gestures, she seduces with her demanding rhythms.Belgium · Belgium Read Article

Belgian Press in Ink From China — Belgian Media and Chinese Power

LN24 enters into a partnership with a Chinese propaganda organization. It is not the first Belgian media to cross this great ethical wall. And the more it looks like info, the more China likes it.Belgium · Belgium Read Article

The Passion of Broilers — Reporting to the Resourcing Industry

In Tournai, behind the train station, there is a rendition. One of the only places in the city where "everyone comes across and is still talking," says Christian, a regular. "Everyone except Elon Musk and the damned of the earth, eh." Around what do we meet "again"? "Around the objects from which we rid our attices. Dishwashers, books, clothes or statuettes of dolphins..."Tournai · Tournai Read Article

Old Girls — Portraits of Single Women

At the start of a personal situation, photographer Bethlehem Dubois questions the place of female celibacy in society. Interview and portfolio.Read Article

Fertile Memory — Portrait of Michel Khleifi

A founding figure of Palestinian cinema, Michel Khleifi devoted his work to setting the memory of a people threatened with erasure. This major artist gives a central place to women and constantly denounces the violence of colonization. He has been based in Belgium since the 1970s and has also contributed to the development of our cinema. In 2019, the Cinematek restored all of his films.Belgium · Belgium Read Article

Where Does the Money Come From? — Reynders Case

The former Belgian Deputy Prime Minister and European Commissioner Didier Reynders got caught "like a blue", last December. According to judicial sources, he must justify the equivalent of 1 million cash, deposited on an ING account or "invested" in lottery tickets. Searches, suspicions of money laundering, then more news. After a long investigation, Médor wonders whether this money would not come, in whole or in part, from sums collected, over …Belgium · Belgium Read Article

The Most Beautiful of the Walloons — Mister Wavre Writes to Us

Contacted by "Mister Wavre" last March, Medor followed on the path of glory. How do we become regional champion of elegance?Wavre · Wavre Read Article

To Impose Hope — Interview with Valérie Cordy

Should we love or hate Google and ChatGPT? For Valérie Cordy, this is not the question: these technologies exist, invade us and even sometimes transform us into zombies. So, let's dominate them and play them. In her latest show, State of the world, the Franco-Belgian director and artist surfs on Google or dialogue with an artificial intelligence, alone on stage, with her screen projected behind in large.Miroir de nos errances numériques, his res…Google · Gaza Read Article

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