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The front page of de Volkskrant features international news with a focus on the ongoing conflict and political situation in Israel, as well as other global events including a former bishop's conviction in Australia, Houthi attacks in Yemen, political developments in the US and Kosovo, and the…
Expats are buying expensive tickets to return to Israel to vote in the first elections since the Hamas attack on October 7, 2023, as Israelis cannot vote from abroad.
The attack by Hamas is now a sensitive election issue in Israel, three years after it occurred.
A former bishop in Australia has been convicted for the sexual abuse of young Aboriginal people.
Houthi rebels have attacked the airport in the Yemeni city of Aden.
Donald Trump will not repay the government for campaign advertisements that were paid for with taxpayer money.
The parliament of Kosovo has elected a new president, thereby breaking a political deadlock.
Eva Marie Saint, an American actress who won an Oscar, has passed away at the age of 102.
Christa Pike, who was sentenced to death, is conscious and responsive following a botched execution attempt.
A large fire has broken out on a ship belonging to Russia's shadow fleet in the Black Sea.
Malaysia is deporting thousands of refugees to Myanmar, which is torn by war, despite concerns raised by the United Nations.
Kenya has recorded its first Ebola death, and the victim may have been missed during airport screening.
The Dutch government is open to a ban on slaughtering animals without stunning them first.
David Ellison is expanding his media empire with the official finalization of Paramount's acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery.
The Benelux Trademark Office has ruled in favor of FrieslandCampina, stating that only the dairy giant is allowed to use the color 'Chocomel-yellow'.
Americans are currently paying a record high price for diesel fuel, with Trump expressing concerns about the domestic political ramifications.
A former VVD senator, who resigned a year ago, reflects on his role in the First Chamber and the assessment of legislative quality.
