Laurent Mathieu Leaves RTBF 7:30 PM News for Radio Role
RTBF journalist Laurent Mathieu leaves the flagship 7:30 PM news to host the political interview on La Première radio from August 24.
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RTBF journalist Laurent Mathieu leaves the flagship 7:30 PM news to host the political interview on La Première radio from August 24.
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Christian Lacroix gives an exclusive interview to RTBF, sharing his love for Belgium, his career at La Monnaie, and a major new exhibition in Arles.
Former RTBF journalist Thomas Rorive, convicted for sexual offenses, now faces a new investigation for alleged assault against his ex-partner.
Former RTBF journalist Thomas Rorive acquitted of rape, convicted of sexual integrity violation and voyeurism. Defense appeals 3-year suspended sentence.
Former RTBF journalist Thomas Rorive convicted of sexual assault and voyeurism, acquitted of rape. Sentenced to 3 years suspended; defense appeals.
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An RTBF investigation reveals dozens of Belgian state buildings abandoned for years, with 385,000 m² vacant despite a new digital cadastre.
RTBF authenticates videos showing Belgian police using far-right symbols, sexist and transphobic insults during education protest in Brussels.
Belgium's RTBF faces dual crisis: news director Jean-Pierre Jacqmin steps down after 18 years as all five MR board members resign.
Five MR board members resign from RTBF amid governance tensions, while budget ministers say July 21 is not a hard deadline for Belgium's federal budget.
Thomas Gadisseux named Director of News and Sports at Belgian public broadcaster RTBF, as MR party resigns all five board administrators.
An internal investigation is underway at Belgian public broadcaster RTBF after confidential candidate names were leaked to the press.