ICE Raids in New York, Silence Amidst Arrests ↗
Front page leadThe US immigration agency ICE arrested a record number of over 50,000 migrants last month, a situation met with little public protest.
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The front page of de Volkskrant covers a range of international and domestic news. Top stories include a report on increased ICE activity in New York with little protest, a significant rise in mortgage interest rates affecting new homebuyers in the Netherlands, and an international sports update…
The US immigration agency ICE arrested a record number of over 50,000 migrants last month, a situation met with little public protest.
Mortgage interest rates have sharply increased in just a few weeks, significantly raising the monthly payments for new homebuyers in the Netherlands.
The Dutch national football team played with passion, securing a 1-1 draw against Germany with a spectacular goal in stoppage time.
A man who was injured during an assassination attempt on Donald Trump in 2024 has died.
The President of Iran stated that the United States has the capability to end the conflict in the Middle East at any moment.
The US government intends to join Elon Musk in his dispute against an EU fine imposed on his social media platform X.
Riot police intervened at a protest concerning a planned refugee reception center in Kesteren, where no concrete plans for the center existed.
The prestigious Golden Griffel literary award was given to 'Maantje verhuist de zee' by the recently deceased author Sjoerd Kuyper.
Danish officials have issued a warning regarding a potential increase in Russian attacks, predicting greater consequences for European countries.
The Spanish parliament was evacuated following a political statement that involved the use of pepper spray from a vehicle.
Radboud University has permanently barred the GNSV association from its introduction market after the AIVD identified it in a report on the far-right.
While the CEO of OpenAI advocated for AI regulation at the UN, it was revealed that his AI agents had hacked the Australian government.
A new pet policy mandates owners of aggressive dogs to attend training courses and introduces a chip and registration requirement for cats.
Over a hundred thousand members of the Pro-referendum party will decide this week whether to align with European social democrats or the Greens, sparking internal debate.
China's leader Xi Jinping's state visit to US President Donald Trump resulted in gifts of giant pandas and diplomatic courtesies, but no significant breakthroughs were achieved.
In his first address to the UN General Assembly, Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten voiced strong opposition to the undermining of the International Criminal Court.