Xavi Appointed as New Coach of Dutch National Team Amidst Difficult Process ↗
Front page leadThe KNVB has appointed Barcelona legend Xavi as the new coach of the Dutch national team after a challenging search, a move that has caused some surprise.
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The front page of NU.nl features a mix of domestic and international news. A prominent story covers the appointment of Xavi as the new coach for the Dutch national football team. Other domestic news includes increased spending on takeaway and delivery meals, a blood pressure medication's…
The KNVB has appointed Barcelona legend Xavi as the new coach of the Dutch national team after a challenging search, a move that has caused some surprise.
Dutch consumers are increasingly spending more money on takeaway and delivery meals, including pizza, pasta, and poke bowls.
A compensation of 29 million dollars has been awarded to the family of a victim involved in a Boeing crash.
Japan has lodged a strong protest against Russian President Putin's visit to a disputed island group.
A video report shows meteor showers illuminating the night sky over the Netherlands.
The solar eclipse captivated Europe, with moments of applause and even a marriage proposal being reported.
White House spokesperson Karoline Leavitt has announced she will be stepping down at the end of the month.
Major pension funds anticipate a modest increase in pensions under the new pension system.
A blood pressure medication has shown to be effective in slowing down a rare brain disease in children.
Two friends and rivals in the discus final at the European Championships are highlighting their shared connection with matching temporary tattoos.
A joint operation between Spanish and Dutch police forces has successfully dismantled a criminal organization.
Greenland has placed an American company's plans to drill for oil on hold.
An old World War II bomb detonated near the Plopsaland theme park in Belgium, resulting in minor injuries to three people.
A personal account describes the horrific experiences witnessed by a photographer in Afghanistan.