Two men rescued from tunnel in Nepal, more people may still be alive ↗
Front page leadTwo men have been rescued from a tunnel in Nepal, with hopes that more individuals might still be alive. The rescue operation is ongoing.
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The front page of NOS features a mix of international and domestic news. Top international stories include a rescue in Nepal and political developments in Argentina and Italy. Domestically, the news covers politics with a PvdA prominent becoming a candidate, a notable artist's concert, a…
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PvdA prominent Hamer to lead Pro list in next year's Senate elections ↗
Prominent PvdA member Hamer has been named the lead candidate for Pro in the upcoming Senate elections.
Roxy Dekker first Dutch female artist to perform solo at Johan Cruijff Arena ↗
Roxy Dekker has made history as the first Dutch female artist to perform a solo concert at the Johan Cruijff Arena.
Mass donor Simon known to authorities for years, yet no action taken ↗
Mass donor Simon has been known to various authorities for nearly a decade, but no intervention occurred, leading to calls for mothers to be informed.
Argentine President Milei to target oil companies near Falkland Islands ↗
Argentine President Milei plans to take action against oil companies operating near the Falkland Islands, a region with historical significance due to a past conflict.
Meloni government becomes Italy's longest-serving since WWII ↗
The government led by Giorgia Meloni has become the longest-serving in Italy since the Second World War, exhibiting a more moderate stance in the EU while showing a more right-wing approach domestically.
'Legendary place' where Gerard Reve lived and worked in Friesland is for sale ↗
A house in Friesland, known as the former residence and workplace of writer Gerard Reve, is on the market with a price of 185,000 euros, attracting interest from fans.
Nitrogen plans fail to unlock the country, but represent a big step forward ↗
While the nitrogen plans are seen as a significant step for nature restoration, they are not expected to fully resolve the issues preventing permits from being issued easily.
Dutchman wins Ig Nobel Prize for burying thousands of underpants ↗
A Dutch individual has been awarded an Ig Nobel Prize for an experiment involving burying and later excavating thousands of underpants and tea bags.
CO2 emissions from Dutch road traffic decrease for the first time since the… ↗
CO2 emissions from road traffic in the Netherlands have fallen, reaching their lowest point since the COVID-19 pandemic, excluding the pandemic years themselves.
Ferry disaster death toll off Cyprus rises to ten, 18 still missing ↗
The death toll from a ferry disaster near Cyprus has increased to ten, with 18 people still unaccounted for after the vessel capsized.
Rental homes become more expensive, but the increase is lower than in the past… ↗
The cost of rental properties has risen again, though the rate of increase is less pronounced compared to the previous two years, with social housing seeing notable price hikes.
Stowaways caught at Vlaardingen ferry terminal bound for England ↗
Stowaways were discovered in a truck at the ferry terminal in Vlaardingen, Netherlands, which was en route to England.
Israel uses Gaza talks as leverage in conflict with European allies ↗
Discussions regarding Gaza are being employed by Israel as a bargaining chip in its disputes with European allies, turning a reconstruction hub into a diplomatic battleground.
Volkswagen reorganization agreement: 50,000 jobs cut, but factories remain… ↗
An agreement has been reached on the reorganization of Volkswagen, which will result in the elimination of 50,000 jobs, although the factories are expected to remain operational for the time being.
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