Identity Conflict Tears Pro Apart: Power or Principles in Europe? ↗
Front page leadMembers of the Pro party are facing a decision about which European political family to align with, sparking a debate about the party's core identity.
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The front page of NRC features a mix of domestic and international news. Key stories include an identity conflict within the Pro party in Europe, ongoing budget negotiations in the Netherlands, the impending verdict in a high-profile murder case in Malta, escalating tensions between the US and…
Members of the Pro party are facing a decision about which European political family to align with, sparking a debate about the party's core identity.
After a full day and night of discussions, the coalition parties have not yet reached an agreement on the budget. Negotiations are set to resume on Monday morning.
Nine years after the murder of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, the verdict for the alleged mastermind is expected this week. The story questions why contract killings are so difficult to prosecute.
The US has resumed attacks on Iranian targets after weeks, while Iran has carried out retaliatory actions, including an attack on American bases in Jordan.
The parliamentary inquiry into COVID-19 will question former minister and vice-premier Carola Schouten, along with former SGP leader Kees van der Staaij, focusing on governance during the pandemic.
A report from the CPB indicates international students contribute more to the Dutch government than they cost. Meanwhile, European gas reserves are at a 13-year low, and the US is reportedly taking a stake in Venezuelan oil fields.
Thirteen Gazan students with scholarships for Belgian universities are unable to obtain visas or leave Gaza, facing refusal from Belgian authorities despite university protests and a lost lawsuit.
The Dutch rowing team, Holland Acht, narrowly won the World Championship title by just 0.06 seconds, leading the medal table at the event held in the Netherlands.