Germans Go to Polls in Two States, Merz's Future at Stake ↗
Front page leadElections are being held in two German federal states, with the future of Friedrich Merz and the CDU party potentially being decided.
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Elections are being held in two German federal states, with the future of Friedrich Merz and the CDU party potentially being decided.
Recent attacks on the European defense industry are causing concern and putting companies in the Netherlands on high alert.
A look back at the 'War on Terror' 25 years later suggests it has primarily weakened the United States' global standing.
Donald Trump has announced plans to accelerate the development of artificial intelligence by creating an 'AI Force', following concerns raised by AI researchers.
Ed Sheeran admitted to making mistakes during his first concert after the controversy surrounding Macklemore's cancellation, stating the decision was not his own.
A large fire has destroyed a bowling center in Leeuwarden, with the building deemed beyond repair. No injuries were reported.
An influencer, known as Sara Posh on social media, claims an explosion in Amsterdam was aimed at her, calling it a 'cowardly act'.
Two Germans have been arrested for hanging what is described as fake art, depicting themselves, in Paris's Louvre Museum.
The White House has revoked press credentials for reporters from CNN, MS NOW, and Politico, following a ban previously issued by Donald Trump.
A daily news update covering German state elections and the anniversary edition of the Dam to Dam Run, along with weather and traffic.
The Twente Canal faces significant challenges, raising concerns among businesses about losing customer trust due to infrastructure issues and funding uncertainties.
NATO has welcomed a new deal between Greenland and the US, though Denmark has stressed the importance of maintaining its sovereignty amidst the agreement.
Jehovah's Witnesses have lifted their prohibition on blood transfusions, now considering the decision a matter of personal conscience for individual members.
Twenty-four individuals were arrested during a far-right demonstration in The Hague, with authorities credited for preventing the protesters from reaching the city center.
Following a successful pilot program in Amsterdam, police will increasingly deploy drones across the country to enforce serious traffic violations.