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De Morgen

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De Morgen is a Dutch-language Belgian daily newspaper based in Brussels. It began in 1978 as a successor to the socialist newspapers Vooruit and Volksgazet, while its present-day editorial identity is generally described as progressive or left-leaning rather than as a party organ. The paper serves Dutch-speaking readers in Flanders and covers Belgian politics, society, culture, economics, and international news.

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What newspapers did De Morgen replace?

De Morgen began in 1978 as a successor to the socialist newspapers Vooruit and Volksgazet. The modern paper kept a link to that history while developing its own editorial identity.

What language is De Morgen published in?

De Morgen is published in Dutch. It is a Belgian daily based in Brussels and covers national politics, society, culture, and international news.

Is De Morgen still a socialist party newspaper?

No. Its present-day editorial identity is generally described as progressive or left-leaning rather than as a party organ. The newspaper’s socialist predecessor titles explain part of its historical background.

Where is De Morgen published?

De Morgen is a Dutch-language newspaper based in Brussels, Belgium. It serves readers in the Dutch-speaking part of the country and reports on Belgian public life.

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