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This said, none of the protests are clear-cut, as they involve diverse voices and groups, each with its own agenda.

But for Belgian economist Bruno Coleman, our consumerist society lies at the root of many of the demonstrations, as he tells RTBF.

It's not only France.

We're seeing protests in Lisbon, Milan, Brussels and Liege too.

This is so shocking.

This is the article that was published on RTBF, which is Belgium's public national broadcaster.

They aired this program or documentary yesterday in Belgium.

And this is the article they published to tease this documentary online.

Euh, et une fois qu'on a l'aide de la Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles, ben on a le scénario aussi.

Et là, le scénario part un peu chez tous nos partenaires, euh, habituels, donc du côté de la Belgique, euh, Cinéart, les télés, donc BeTV, Proximus, RTBF.

Cinéart, qui est le, le distributeur historique des films des frères.

Et puis, euh, du côté de, de Denis, ben là, c'est du côté français, c'est lui qui s'occupe de toute la partie, euh, française de la recherche de développement.

Et là, qui est un fonds, euh, régional et qui, euh, qui a un apport de trois cent vingt-cinq mille euros.

Et aussi Très important.

Le fonds spécial qui est lié à la RTBF cent mille euros et le tax shelter pour lequel on a, on a pu remonter un peu plus d'un million huit cent mille.

Est-ce que donc ce processus a pris combien de temps, Delphine ?

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Bersini, professor and director of the AI laboratory at Belgian University ULB, insists that the risks are overstated, as he tells RTBF.

AI has about as much intention of bringing an end to humanity as the Earth has of orbiting the Sun.

It's just as daft to talk about AI's intention as it is to talk about the Earth's intention to orbit the Sun.

... 'cause I was putting the TV guide together for the newsletter.

Uh, and so there wasn't TNT highlights popping up for me, so I was like, "Oh, I'll watch, like, the RTBF ones, and, like, I'll be able to s- understand what's going on in the bike races by watching it." But then it did the AI translated-

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yeah this is again where we talked about that whole at the very beginning of the broadcast this is where this the excuse may come to go ahead of course they didn't need much of an excuse they were already there but a greater excuse to go in and kind of do some more damage to iran in attacks but notice is a top belgian security official um has said in an iranian-led effort and i'm sorry said an iranian-led effort was behind a number of attacks targeting Jews in the country earlier this year.

Speaking to a public broadcaster, RTBF, Gert Verkuijen, head of Belgium's coordination unit for threat analysis, said those behind a bomb attack on a synagogue in Liege and torching a car in Antwerp certainly followed Rand's call to strike Jewish and Israeli interests around the world.

None were hurt in either attack.

He said the attacks were part of a coordinated effort and not isolated cases.

Belgium's top threat assessment official has stated that Iran ordered two terror attacks targeting Jewish sites in the country back in March.

Gert Verketeren, head of Belgium's Coordination Unit for Threat Analysis, told francophone broadcaster RTBF that the perpetrators of a synagogue bombing in Liege and a vehicle fire in Antwerp certainly acted on orders from Iran.

These incidents are seen as part of a broader international campaign, with similar threats also detected in the Netherlands.

Belgian authorities have recorded no additional strikes connected to the network since a principal suspect was arrested in Turkey.

But I want to talk about his partner.

in the midfield and he's been really really good so far in the last six games I think we've seen a totally different Nico Raskin a Nico Raskin that is more akin to the one that because it does my boxing that we can't see more performances like he does for Belgium I think he's now surrounded by better players and players that suit his sort of you know box to box type midfielder but I He's done an interview with one of the big Belgian newspapers, RTBF, and it's a pretty open interview.

And I just want to talk about his attitude because... it's no secret and it's been, you know, fed out of the clubs at times that he is maybe a troublemaker, speaks his mind.

I mean, when was the last time you heard a player's dad get involved in the text messages to a manager? I don't think I've ever heard anything like that in football, but he's talking about his time and he said, yes, I wanted to leave Rangers.