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The NRC front page features stories on immigration policy in the US, political debates around wealth tax in the Netherlands, an update on the war in Ukraine, and legal proceedings in Malta. Economic news includes a G20 conflict and gold transfers, as well as concerns about CO2 emission rights…
Despite reduced visible street operations by ICE in the US, record numbers of immigrants are being arrested and often treated unlawfully, with at least 56 deaths in detention since last year.
The Dutch cabinet is seeking advice on wealth tax adjustments, leading to questions about the delay of the new Box 3 law, with potential revenue losses of 2.4 billion euros by 2028.
A jury in Malta has acquitted the main suspect in the murder of investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, with her family stating that the country has failed.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has dismissed Oleg Khramov from the SBOe security service following an internal shootout in Kyiv between SBOe and military intelligence agents.
The Dutch Belastingdienst's slow IT modernization is preventing the government from implementing political wishes, potentially for years to come.
A faction of 'green' Europarliamentarians, contrary to the leadership, do not wish to be part of the social democratic bloc within the European Parliament.
Former minister Ferd Grapperhaus suggests that some mayors exhibited a desire to overstep their authority and act like national ministers.
Economic planning agencies have issued warnings against relaxing rules for CO2 emission rights.
The financial G20 summit concluded with an open dispute between China and the United States.
The Dutch central bank (DNB) has relocated a significant amount of Dutch gold reserves, 86 tons, from the United States and Canada to London.
European ministers have strongly condemned Russian state-sponsored terrorism and its subversive activities within Germany.
