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De Volkskrant's front page features a mix of international and domestic news, with a strong focus on politics and current events. Top stories include an analysis of the far-right AfD's rise in Germany, a report on a Dutch ban of goods from Israeli occupied territories, and a look at the upcoming…
This profile examines Siegmund, a charismatic salesman who is seen as the ideal spokesperson for the radical ideology of the far-right AfD party in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany.
Mariëtte Hamer, a former member of parliament, is the leading candidate to become the lijsttrekker (party leader) for the Pro party in the Dutch Senate.
Suspects in the Overasselt shooting incident will be brought before the court on Friday, with the number of victims revised to 34.
In Nepal, two men have been rescued alive from a tunnel after nine days, as the death toll from the disaster has risen to over 1200.
While rent prices continue to increase substantially, the rate of growth is less pronounced than in the preceding two years.
After two decades of study, research indicates that mountain peaks are becoming greener but are experiencing a decline in biodiversity.
The Dutch government can only meet its nitrogen emission reduction targets through generic cuts and if all factors are favorable, according to the Planning Bureau for the Environment (PBL).
Argentinian President Milei believes there is a favorable international climate to assert Argentina's claim over the Falkland Islands.
The agricultural organization LTO has declared that the generic reduction of the livestock population, as proposed in the PBL's nitrogen report, is not open for discussion.
The White House has introduced a website featuring video games that simulate the deportation of migrants.
Semiconductor giant Nvidia is making a significant investment, planning to acquire the AI platform Hugging Face for over 11 billion euros.
Israel has released five Lebanese individuals who were deemed innocent.
A proposed bill that would allow for dual nationality is currently lacking a majority in parliament.
The US midterm elections are starting, with the first ballots being cast in North Carolina, amidst uncertainty fueled by Donald Trump's efforts to discredit the process.
The Netherlands has banned the import of goods from Israeli occupied territories, a decision that has divided parliament but with less intensity than previous debates on the issue.
This article provides recommendations for the new cultural season, covering film, series, music, theater, and dance, compiled by de Volkskrant experts.
