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The front page of de Volkskrant features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include an analysis of the media storm surrounding Jason Arday, a discussion on British press scrutiny following his death, and international news on US-Canada trade negotiations, a violent football…
This reconstruction explores whether black academics face harsher judgment for missteps than their white colleagues, suggesting plagiarism is used to damage black intellectuals.
Following the death of Jason Arday, the British press faces criticism for its handling of allegations against him.
Trade negotiations between the US and Canada have collapsed, leading to new tariffs imposed by Trump and a response from Carney.
A football match in Germany descended into chaos, resulting in injuries to 35 police officers.
A migrant boat has sunk near the coast of Tunisia, with 13 people reported missing.
Bombardments in Kyiv have resulted in two deaths, while a Russian attack on a shopping center has killed 15 and injured over 130.
TikTok has reached a $400 million settlement with US authorities concerning the privacy of children's data.
A significant wildfire that broke out in the High Fens region of Belgium is now mostly under control.
Femke Broeders-Bol has set a new Dutch national record in the 800 meters, surpassing Ellen van Langen's 1992 record.
More than four million electric vehicles in China are being recalled due to issues with their door handles.
Prince Harry and other prominent figures have been ordered to pay millions to a publisher following a lost legal case.
Argentinian players have been penalized for their behavior during the World Cup, with midfielder Paredes receiving a 10-match ban.
Author Andrea Bajani discusses a significant taboo he addressed in his writing and how the initial reactions made him aware of its impact.
This reconstruction delves into the unique relationship between football coach Albert and his young players.
This story details a conflict between an inspectorate and journalists concerning obesity medication, with accusations of a 'threatening' approach.
After six years, the Dutch Grand Prix in Zandvoort is ending at a high point, with tributes to its unique atmosphere.
