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Iran has appointed experienced hardliners to key positions in the Revolutionary Guard and the Supreme National Security Council, indicating a strategy towards a prolonged conflict with the United States.
The Dutch asylum system faces questions regarding how it handles claims of torture, as a case highlights difficulties in verifying asylum seekers' accounts and the reliability of medical-psychological reports.
A serious accident involving a coach carrying fifty students on the A28 highway resulted in eight injuries, leading to a closure of the road for the rest of the day.
Former VVD party leader Klaas Dijkhoff and registrar Simone Roos are being questioned as part of a parliamentary inquiry into the government's control and response during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Five fans of Cambuur were injured, suffering burns and hearing damage, after Feyenoord supporters threw fireworks onto their tribune during a match.
Fast-fashion retailer Shein plans to raise 1.5 billion euros through its stock market debut next week.
The US branch of TikTok has agreed to a $400 million settlement in a lawsuit concerning the online privacy of children.
Canada's Prime Minister has pledged to match heavy US import tariffs dollar-for-dollar, potentially escalating a trade dispute with the Trump administration, and has broad public support for his stance.
Israel intends to escalate its actions in Gaza following the discovery of kites, with three reported deaths from airstrikes and one teenager killed.