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The de Volkskrant front page highlights a mix of international and domestic news. Major international stories include geopolitical power struggles in Bosnia-Herzegovina, a US investigation into a group rape case at Cornell University, and the ongoing conflict in Ukraine with a visit from German…
Bosnia-Herzegovina, going to the polls today, has become a pawn in a geopolitical battle between the US, the European Union, and Russia, with the EU emerging as the preliminary loser.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz made an unannounced visit to Kyiv, bringing a drone contract and 1.3 billion euros in support.
President Trump publicly disclosed the mobile phone number of a Republican senator who was reportedly reluctant to support him.
The rector of Cornell University has promised to implement measures following the reopening of a group rape case.
Record rainfall and subsequent flooding have affected Barcelona and its surroundings, leading to the suspension of most train services.
A Hamas leader in Gaza was the target of a fatal Israeli strike, while the US has expelled two members of Iran's UN delegation.
A person believed to be a member of the Shinyhunters hacking group has been apprehended.
Following a fatal shooting incident near Amsterdam's Vondelpark, the police have arrested a man.
The inaugural cage fight between a human and a robot concluded with the robot's victory and subsequent prohibition by authorities in the United States.
Following a boycott by BTS, the K-pop group Stray Kids has also decided not to participate in the Grammy Awards.
The head of Tennessee's prison system is stepping down after a failed execution attempt of inmate Christa Pike.
A species of endangered moth has been observed gathering in large numbers in eastern Australia.
Following strong team performance, Demi Vollering has won the Tour de France Femmes, adding it to her World Championship title.
Klaas Knot's prospects of being appointed as the new head of the European Central Bank appear to be increasing, with a meeting with Friedrich Merz scheduled soon.
Kyiv has issued a warning about a secret war plan that Russia allegedly intends to use for a significant offensive.
A pro-Ukrainian political party has secured a decisive victory in the Latvian national elections.
