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The de Volkskrant front page features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include a report on radical right-wing exploitation of migration in Ceuta, a live blog on the Ukraine conflict with a drone attack near Moscow, a story on children's social media use affecting grades, and a…
Radical right-wing groups are using the mass migration to Ceuta to issue warnings about a 'socialist' Spain, as EU foreign ministers prepare for an emergency summit on the issue. Spain is demanding solidarity.
The large-scale migration to Ceuta has exposed the underlying crisis faced by young people in Morocco.
A Ukrainian drone attack in the Moscow region resulted in five deaths, with an online store being targeted once more. This is part of an ongoing live blog about the conflict.
Children who circumvent age restrictions on social media platforms tend to achieve lower academic results in school.
A nature fire in the North Limburg region has expanded considerably, impacting an area of 100 hectares.
A significant majority of Europeans are able to afford a vacation, but there are substantial differences in this capacity between Northern and Southern Europe.
The New York Times reports that an immigrant from El Salvador has died while in American detention.
Following a weekend that saw over twenty deaths, Qatar, Egypt, and Turkey have issued condemnations of Israeli actions in Gaza.
The Welsh FA has withdrawn its support for the re-election of FIFA President Infantino, raising questions about who will succeed him.
Malaysia is introducing new regulations aimed at lowering the number of search and rescue operations for hikers who become lost.
Norwegian cyclist Haugset secured her third stage victory after an impressive solo effort spanning 86 kilometers, though the stage was only partially broadcast.
Boris Nadezhdin, a politician designated as a 'foreign agent' by the Kremlin, has been seen in Paris.
New York Times journalists have authored a well-documented and startling book titled 'Regime Change – The second presidency of Donald Trump from the inside,' detailing the risks sources took to provide information.
The United States is intervening to prop up the weakening Japanese yen, with the article exploring the US's motivations for doing so.
