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The de Volkskrant front page features several domestic and international news stories. Top domestic stories include a report on how the government should handle 'sovereigns' (individuals who reject state authority), a piece on rising energy costs due to increased network tariffs, and a political…
Researchers advise the government to handle 'sovereigns' – individuals who refuse to pay taxes, identify themselves to police, or keep children from school – more effectively, viewing them as indicators of broader societal issues rather than simply dismissing them.
A crucial summit between Iran and Gulf states, aimed at addressing the crisis in the Strait of Hormuz, has been postponed.
An significant increase in network tariffs is expected to place additional financial strain on households' energy bills.
Tennis player Zverev is set to be rewarded for his persistent hard work this year after a long wait.
According to forecasts, the CDU is expected to be the largest party in the local elections in Lower Saxony, with the AfD also showing considerable growth.
Keja Klaasje Kwestro has been awarded the prestigious Theo d'Or for her outstanding performance in the lead role of the acclaimed theater production 'F*ck Lolita'.
The Washington Post reports that the renowned Kennedy Center is facing severe financial difficulties and is on the verge of bankruptcy.
Houthi forces are reportedly pushing thousands of refugees ahead of their offensive as they advance towards southern regions.
During a visit to Ireland, Donald Trump has pledged to eliminate import tariffs on Irish whiskey.
Russian drones have targeted a Ukrainian locomotive and a gas station in an area close to the border with Poland.
Chinese individuals are reportedly pressuring employers by lodging complaints with their European clients.
The parliamentary elections in Sweden are proving to be a close race, with the left-wing opposition narrowly edging out the right-wing bloc.
Police chief Yvonne Hondema recounts her experience as a rookie rushing towards a violent gunfight, describing her intense fear.
Pro leader Jesse Klaver insists that the cabinet must make clear choices, stating that their position is serious and they will remain firm.
A leaked budget document indicates that the government, led by Jetten, plans to largely place the financial burden of its policies on households.
