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Front page leadProtests in France are expanding, with more schools joining daily. Today, many educational unions are also participating.
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The front page of de Volkskrant features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include protests in France, a US military move related to Iran, and political developments in Quebec. Domestically, the newspaper covers the situation of Afghan refugees in the Netherlands and an end to…
Protests in France are expanding, with more schools joining daily. Today, many educational unions are also participating.
The United States moved bomber aircraft from a British airbase in response to intelligence about a possible Iranian drone strike.
Separatist parties in Quebec that aim for the province's independence have won an election, but they did not achieve an overall majority.
Astronomers have identified a planet of a 'second generation,' which originated from the debris of a deceased star.
In an effort to boost his standing, Donald Trump has announced that all Americans will have access to tax-free diesel fuel.
New York has declared a state of emergency to address a swift increase in the number of measles infections.
British court documents indicate that the Tate brothers engaged in activities similar to those of 'loverboys'.
The Gieskes-Strijbis Stage Prize for this year has been awarded to dancer Cheroney Pelupessy and performer Jef Van gestel.
The International Criminal Court has made public arrest warrants issued against ministers of education in Afghanistan.
Former intelligence chief Jay Clayton has taken on a new position as an Artificial Intelligence advisor to Donald Trump.
Yemen has declared a counter-offensive against Houthi forces, with both parties reporting early victories.
A Dutch citizen has been appointed as a minister within an controversial shadow government formed in Sudan.
AkzoNobel has announced the sale of its paint division located in Asia and Australia for a sum of 1.2 billion euros.
Afghan refugees in the Netherlands who were promised a new future are now living in fear of being forced to return to their country of origin.
Publishers have announced the cessation of their book bundling practices, coinciding with an appeal from the Authority.
Russia has identified a new target: the most important bridges in Kyiv, which are vital for Ukrainians, especially with winter approaching.