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De Volkskrant front page features a mix of international and domestic news. Top international stories include concerns about the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr., the aftermath of a natural disaster in Nepal, and political developments in the US, Iran, and Ukraine. Domestically, the newspaper…
Sixty-three years after Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his 'I Have a Dream' speech, concerns are being voiced at the very location where it was held, suggesting his dream has not yet been fully realized.
Heavy rainfall in Nepal is complicating rescue operations following a disaster, with reconstruction costs estimated to be in the billions.
Donald Trump has announced plans to take over parts of Venezuelan oil fields, claiming this move would double the United States' oil reserves.
The confession of the alleged mastermind behind the 9/11 attacks has been declared invalid because it was obtained through torture.
Iran's navy asserts control over the Strait of Hormuz, dismissing claims made by the US as false.
US immigration authorities (ICE) have arrested British far-right commentator Milo Yiannopoulos, who may face deportation from the United States.
Ukrainian President Zelensky has expressed a desire to launch a considerably larger number of drones at Russian targets.
The governor of Kherson has urged residents to seek out safer regions for their families and friends and to evacuate.
The Dutch men's hockey team's dream of winning the World Cup ended with a loss to Spain, with Telgenkamp being singled out for a foul.
Dutch rowers Van Dorp and Twellaar have won the world title in the double sculls, expressing surprise at their strong performance.
A significant police presence has been deployed in the English city of Middlesbrough following a week marked by violent incidents.
Political tolerance for the broadcaster 'Ongehoord Nederland' is decreasing, prompting the minister to explore available options.
The Dutch cabinet has decided to grant the General Intelligence and Security Service (AIVD) and the Military Intelligence and Security Service (MIVD) more operational freedom to counter threats originating from China and Russia.
Rijkswaterstaat (the Directorate-General for Public Works and Water Management) failed to adequately account for the maintenance of bridges, leading to billions in unexpected extra costs, with critics stating they let it happen under their watch.
The cabinet is offering apologies for the third time in its short existence, this time for misconduct in youth care, but the article suggests such apologies often lead to further disappointment.
Budgetary negotiations with the opposition have stalled for several days due to disagreements, specifically concerning the VVD's stance against D66 and CDA on wealth tax policies.
