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The front page of NOS.nl features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include an upcoming solar eclipse, a report on thousands of psychiatric patients going missing after treatment, and sports news about a Dutch athlete winning gold. International news covers a Trump…
A partial solar eclipse is expected today, and this article provides essential information for viewers to safely observe the event.
Tens of thousands of psychiatric patients have disappeared from view after completing treatment, raising concerns about continued care.
Dutch athlete Visser has won a gold medal in the 100-meter hurdles by a thousandth of a second, finally securing her first European Championship medal.
The Trump administration will no longer fund gender reassignment surgeries for minors, a move that further restricts transgender rights in the US.
Human rights organizations are suing the US government, calling its sanctions against the International Criminal Court a direct attack on the international legal order.
A British cleaner discovered a 1991 Mars bar weighing 62.5 grams, significantly heavier than the current version, during a house clearance.
A ferry capsized in Zimbabwe with at least 15 confirmed deaths and dozens of people missing, with reports indicating the boat was overloaded.
The remains of a Ukrainian nationalist, who was murdered in Rotterdam, have been transported to Kyiv, with the assassination linked to a bomb hidden in chocolates.
Twenty-four NAC supporters have received a national stadium ban following disturbances during a relegation match, which led to the game being halted.
Bicycle manufacturer Accell, owner of brands like Batavus, Sparta, and Babboe, has declared bankruptcy, with investigations underway for a potential takeover.
The Dutch cabinet will meet with opposition parties next week for budget discussions, as the minority government seeks support for its Prinsjesdag plans.
The Dutch Directorate-General for Public Works and Water Management (Rijkswaterstaat) reports that drought problems will continue throughout the year, though drinking water supply remains secure.
A significant jellyfish infestation has forced a French nuclear power plant to temporarily shut down its reactors.
Spotify will now label AI-generated music and remove it from its recommendation algorithms to promote 'authentic artists'.
Russia has released an American prisoner, identified as 32-year-old Robert Gilman, with his family reporting he was in poor health. Trump stated that no prisoner was exchanged in return.