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The front page of de Volkskrant features a mix of international news, including the 25th anniversary of 9/11 with a story about an Iraqi journalist who threw shoes at George W. Bush, ongoing conflict in Ukraine with a live blog on a Russian attack near the Moldavian border, and reports on the…
The act of Iraqi journalist Muntazer al-Zaidi, who threw shoes at George W. Bush, is seen as an ultimate illustration of the 'war on terror' 25 years after the 9/11 attacks. He recounts his fear of being shot.
A live blog reports on a Russian attack on a border crossing between Ukraine and Moldova, resulting in deaths and injuries.
Iran has reported attacks on ships in the vicinity of the Strait of Hormuz, according to a live blog.
The United States has announced additional import tariffs and a ban on certain Canadian products, as part of an ongoing trade conflict.
The US Supreme Court has decided not to reinstate a Republican electoral map in Missouri.
Spanish politicians are traveling to Brussels to discuss the 'Europeanization' of Ceuta.
Art thieves have stolen two paintings from a Renoir museum in France.
The Public Prosecution Service is demanding sentences of up to 30 years in prison and TBS (psychiatric confinement) against a couple accused of abusing children in their care for years.
Leaked memos indicate that the Sudanese government army has used chemical weapons.
The unfinished castle ruin in Almere has been demolished after 25 years because it had become too dilapidated to complete.
Analysis on the new deposit system for empty bottles, which will be in effect at all sales points from 2028, and its implications for businesses, with exceptions for smaller venues.
A related story indicates that consumers are still discarding too many bottles with a deposit, with only a marginal increase in returns.
An analysis arguing that China is already in a winning position in the potential trade war with Europe, drawing inspiration from the military strategist Sun Tzu.
A look at a nationwide public transport strike in the Netherlands, detailing the events and their impact.
A description of a peculiar sea-like scent in a canal that is persistent but not unpleasant.
