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The front page of de Volkskrant features several international news stories, with a focus on US foreign policy, tensions in the Middle East, and the war in Ukraine. Domestic news includes a discussion on planned traffic fine increases and a report on declining LGBT acceptance in schools. There's…
Dutch Minister of Foreign Affairs Tom Berendsen is attempting to maintain support for the International Criminal Court amidst threats from President Donald Trump.
Chinese hackers targeted the shipping industry across at least seven EU member states in the previous year.
Following threatening remarks by President Trump, Iran and the United States are scheduled to meet at a United Nations summit.
Six hospitals in the United States will cease providing gender-affirming care to young people following a settlement with the Trump administration.
During a meeting in Washington, Donald Trump and Xi Jinping discussed raw materials over which China holds a near-monopoly.
Dutch company Arcadis will not be acquired by a Canadian firm after challenging negotiations led to WSP withdrawing its offer.
Several Nobel Prize winners have expressed their support for a proposed billionaire tax in California.
For the first time, the Dutch Consumers' Association and Booking.com are in court over allegations of market abuse and misleading consumers.
Ukraine reports a significant advancement in warfare with drones deploying combat robots behind enemy lines.
The Dutch House of Representatives is seeking to reverse the planned increase in traffic fines.
The Gambling Authority of Curaçao has been hacked, revealing that the country is not stringent in issuing online gambling licenses.
With increasing pressure on LGBTI acceptance, Prime Minister Jetten's visit to the iconic Stonewall Inn is noted.
LGBTI students are increasingly feeling the need to become invisible at school, reflecting a worrying decline in acceptance.
Ukraine reports a significant advancement in warfare with drones deploying combat robots behind enemy lines.
