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The front page of de Volkskrant features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include concerns about a new surge of migrants to Ceuta, Spain, and an analysis of Nigel Farage's unconventional campaign for the UK elections. Domestic news covers the low fill rate of Dutch gas…
Following previous mass crossings, Spanish authorities are concerned about a potential new wave of migrants attempting to reach the exclave of Ceuta, driven by calls on social media.
An interview with Moroccan Dutch individuals discussing the events in Ceuta, expressing a sense of complicity among Europeans regarding the situation.
A live blog reports on US politics, stating that the CIA's assessment of the Iranian threat, which prompted a travel tactic by Trump, was not considered high.
A live blog on Ukraine reports that Russia has struck one of the largest ports in the country.
Figures accompanying the news indicate that the Dutch gas reserves are several months behind schedule in their refill process, and the cost of refilling is high.
A sports report detailing how Jonas Phijffers exerted maximum effort in the final meters to secure a bronze medal.
Fighting in Sudan sees the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) launching drone attacks on multiple cities after experiencing significant losses.
Following Hungary's lead, Romania has also shut down its nuclear power plant due to drought conditions.
The Dutch team secured victory in the 4x100 meter race in Paris, thanks to a strong performance by Marrit Steenbergen.
The Eurovision Song Contest has implemented stricter rules for countries involved in conflict, but doubts remain about their practical effectiveness.
A prosecutor is seeking a five-year prison sentence for two temporary staff members accused of raping girls in a youth care institution.
A Ukrainian nationalist, exhumed in Rotterdam, is to be honored in a controversial heroes' pantheon in Kyiv.
Despite a perceived downturn in the wind sector, turbine manufacturer Vestas has announced record profits.
At the request of the United States, Ukraine has ceased attacks on tankers but continues to bombard a Russian port.
An analysis of Nigel Farage's unconventional and 'clownish' election campaign in the British constituency of Clacton.
A collection of the most remarkable photos of the solar eclipse as curated by Volkskrant's photo editors, including examples from Friesland.
Reportage on Dutch individuals in Iceland and Spain who are prepared to witness the solar eclipse, describing the anticipation as 'almost mythical'.
