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De Volkskrant's front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a prominent report on a Rotterdam resident who became homeless after his house was taken over by drug dealers. International stories include Ukraine's strikes on Russian targets, an earthquake in Tokyo, and…
A Rotterdam resident, Robby, became a victim of 'cuckoo's nest living' when drug dealers took over his home for illegal activities, and he was subsequently treated as a perpetrator. This is a reportage on his situation.
Ukraine has reportedly struck a storage facility belonging to the Russian webshop Ozon for the second time.
An earthquake measuring 5.9 magnitude struck near Tokyo, causing injuries and raising concerns about the possibility of another powerful tremor.
Donald Trump reportedly conducted over a thousand stock transactions in June, with a total value of $263 million.
President Putin stated that Ukraine has 'unleashed the genie from the bottle' through its attacks on Russia.
The municipality of Rotterdam has dismissed two civil servants due to alleged corruption.
Cyclist Tadej Pogačar has claimed the leader's jersey after the first stage of the Vuelta a España.
AZ Alkmaar continues its perfect start to the Eredivisie season with a 2-0 victory over Fortuna Sittard, despite an early red card.
An American diplomat has voiced opposition to President Trump's policy regarding the Golan Heights, stating they belong to Syria.
In a policy shift, the United States has announced it will pay $850 million in debt to the United Nations.
A suspect in the Nord Stream pipeline explosions reportedly collaborated on a Hollywood film depicting a similar attack.
The Formula 1 Grand Prix at Zandvoort is bidding farewell after its current event, receiving widespread praise.
The Formula 1 Grand Prix in Zandvoort is ending on a high note, having been lauded with compliments.
The record fine imposed on Uber by the Dutch Data Protection Authority for violating privacy laws originated from a French driver's resistance to being treated as a mere 'disposable wipe'.
Uber has been fined 825 million euros for suspending drivers' accounts.
