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The de Volkskrant front page highlights several international news stories, including a major flood in Nepal with numerous missing persons, a critical statement from a Peace Council leader regarding Israel's blockade of Gaza, and a report on the CIA director's visit to Moscow. Domestically…
A live blog details the ongoing flood disaster in Nepal, with 823 people reported missing, the majority being foreign tourists. Rescue efforts are hampered by weather and terrain, and two Dutch citizens are among the missing.
A report indicates a decrease in the number of victims of murder and manslaughter, with a particular drop in male fatalities.
The US Trade Representative stated that there are no ongoing discussions between the United States and Canada.
A prominent figure from the Peace Council has issued strong criticism of Israel's blockade of Gaza, describing the current policy as unacceptable.
A tragic fire at a maternity ward in Pakistan has resulted in the deaths of fourteen newborn babies.
A Member of Parliament expresses the view that the Dutch Parliament was unable to fulfill its responsibilities effectively during the COVID-19 pandemic, and a specific debate was inconsequential.
The death of veteran actor Tim Curry, widely recognized for his role in 'The Rocky Horror Picture Show', has been reported.
Russia claims that nine people were killed in an attack by Ukrainian forces on a bus in the occupied Luhansk region.
The Dutch state faces a significant financial setback due to fraudulent activities involving the insurer Atradius.
The Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) is planning to revoke its boycott of World Cups following assurances received from FIFA.
Meta has reached a settlement with several US states in a major lawsuit concerning the negative impact of its social media platforms.
New measures imposed by Israel on employees of the Dutch embassy are causing tension in the diplomatic relationship between the two countries.
An conservation effort involving Swedish Capercaillies is proving successful in the Netherlands, with a high survival rate for the imported birds.
CIA Director John Ratcliffe reportedly traveled to Moscow to caution Russian officials against any actions that could provoke NATO allies.
A profile piece questions the strategic implications of CIA Director John Ratcliffe's recent travel to Cuba and Moscow, pondering if these moves represent a significant diplomatic success for the Trump administration.
This analysis addresses crucial questions homeowners may have about their solar panels as the successful net-metering policy is set to end soon.
