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The Dutch news website NRC is featuring stories on the Gaza conflict and its alleged violation of international law by Israel, a necrology for actor Peter Faber, updates on the war in Ukraine including a strike on a Dutch logistics company, concerns about drinking water quality amidst drought, a…
Satellite imagery shows Israel constructing an earthen wall around the Palestinian population in Gaza, which is allegedly in violation of withdrawal agreements and international law.
A tribute to actor Peter Faber, who despite early life challenges, built an impressive career through his rebellious attitude and free-spirited acting style.
The Wall Street Journal reports that the US is considering scenarios of limited Russian attacks on NATO to test the alliance's cohesion.
A Ukrainian location of the Dutch logistics company Raben was struck by Russian missiles, highlighting the impact of the conflict on Dutch businesses.
At least 17 people were killed and dozens injured in Russian attacks targeting Kyiv.
Despite the ongoing heat and drought, the quantity of drinking water remains sufficient for now, but concerns exist about potential contamination and salinization of water sources.
An AI model has for the first time designed complete, working genomes of viruses, prompting calls for increased regulation of artificial intelligence.
The Dutch Advertising Code Commission ruled that an AI campaign by tobacco giant Philip Morris, which helped citizens draft responses for EU regulations, broke advertising rules.
Donald Trump is making a new attempt to limit birthright citizenship, asserting that his new decrees are constitutional despite previous Supreme Court rejection.
Documents reveal that Dutch Minister Mariëlle Paul (VVD) deliberately withheld information until after the elections about her decision to withdraw a plan protecting labor migrants.
