Supervised bankruptcy for Van Hool – Judge gives Trump more time to pay lower bail – Acid does not appeal against conviction for Reuzegom video

1. Supervised bankruptcy for Van Hool

Crisis manager Mark Zwaaneveld confirmed at a press conference this afternoon that bus builder Van Hool is heading for bankruptcy. No solution was found in the inheritance dispute and the company is now looking for a scenario with a restart. There are three European candidates, two of which operate together. read more

2. Judge gives Trump more time to pay lower bail

A judge in New York has ruled that Donald Trump must pay a lower bail of ‘only’ $175 million to appeal the fraud case in which he was convicted last month. He also gets more time for this. read more

3. UN Security Council resolution calls for “immediate ceasefire”

The UN Security Council has for the first time adopted a resolution calling for an “immediate ceasefire” in Gaza. The US shelved its opposition to such a resolution and abstained, allowing the resolution to be passed. Read more in our live blog

4. Four suspects in Moscow attack in custody

Four suspects in the Moscow attack have been remanded in custody. This was stated by the court of Basmanny, a district in Moscow. The four have been charged with terrorism and risk life imprisonment. Read more in our live blog

5. Several injured after riots in Heusden-Zolder

During the night from Sunday to Monday, no major incidents occurred in Heusden-Zolder and Houthalen-Helchteren after the riots on Sunday evening. The police know of six injuries, but there are probably more. Today there were also riots in Brussels. read more

6. Football club in Vilvoorde educates underprivileged children

Serious fraud has emerged at Vilvoorde City football club. This concerns higher registration fees for hundreds of children in poverty. At the same time, money was collected from the city through fraudulent player lists. Club chairman Faruk Akkus is a municipal councilor for CD&V in Vilvoorde. read more

7. Acid definitively abandons appeal against conviction for Reuzegom video

Nathan Vandergunst, better known as Acid, will not appeal against his conviction for publishing data of former members of Reuzegom. He announced this himself in a video. read more

8. N-VA is not concerned about VRT CEO’s demarche about Bart De Pauw

On Monday afternoon, CEO Frederik Delaplace was asked questions by the VRT board of directors about the way he dealt with the victims of Bart De Pauw last week. But the N-VA’s indifference gives him room to maneuver. read more

9. Small-scale neighborhood schools are coming under pressure: “Every year it’s a puzzle”

In Flanders, more than 700 neighborhood schools in primary education have fewer than 100 students. Their future is at risk. While Catholic education is considering rearranging the landscape, CD&V is launching a neighborhood schools plan. read more

10. Building in Kiev heavily damaged by Russian missile attack

Ten people were injured in rocket attacks in Kiev’s Pechersk district on Monday morning, according to Kiev Mayor Vitali Klitschko. read more