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An analysis of US congressional elections examines whether Donald Trump's rhetoric labeling Democrats as 'dangerous, leftist goons' is effective, noting that his party may be on the defensive in several crucial states.
A political commentary highlights the confusion in the Dutch Parliament caused by Joost Eerdmans' unexpected shift on the first day of the Political Debates, suggesting a new approach to government support.
An investigation into real estate transactions reveals how 23 senior housing units in Zeist were sold to an investor and resold for a significant profit, raising questions about regulatory oversight.
In the context of the Middle East crisis, the US has again denied visas to a Palestinian delegation, preventing President Abbas from traveling to New York for the annual UN meeting.
The ongoing conflict with Iran has reportedly cost the US an estimated $38 billion and consumed two-thirds of its air defense missiles.
A building damaged by the war in Gaza City has collapsed, resulting in at least sixteen fatalities.
Despite President Trump's objections, the US Federal Reserve has raised interest rates, with Chairman Kevin Warsh citing persistent inflation as the reason for the intervention.
An economic blog post indicates that the aging population in the Netherlands has reached a critical point, with the working-age population no longer growing while the number of unemployed individuals increases.
Rising fuel costs stemming from the Iran conflict have put the airline AirBaltic in financial trouble, leading to a deferral of payments.
French politician Rachida Dati is required to explain to the court why former Renault CEO Carlos Ghosn paid her 900,000 euros.
A recap of the most significant moments from the initial day of the General Political Debates, providing an overview of the discussions.
A meeting concerning refugee reception addresses the distribution of asylum seekers within the village, indicating local community discussions on the matter.