12 Killed and 300 Injured in Houthi Attack on Saudi Airport ↗
Front page leadYemeni Houthis killed twelve civilians in attacks on an international airport near Riyadh, according to Saudi authorities.
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The de Volkskrant front page highlights international conflicts and political developments, with a major focus on the Middle East conflict and its implications, alongside news from Ukraine and the US. Domestic Dutch news includes an update on the Philips sleep apnea recall and train disruptions…
Yemeni Houthis killed twelve civilians in attacks on an international airport near Riyadh, according to Saudi authorities.
An analysis exploring Saudi Arabia's current state of war and potential exit strategies.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres has expressed shock over the Houthi attack on Riyadh's airport.
A drone attack has disrupted operations at a Yandex data center in Russia.
The US Department of Justice is investigating television stations that suspended their reporting on Donald Trump.
The Pope has implicitly commented on the US death penalty debate, calling it 'inadmissible'.
A court has found no grounds for an investigation into the Philips sleep apnea device recall.
Train services between Rotterdam and Delft will be suspended for the entire weekend due to arson at a railway bridge.
The Netherlands has sent back a proposal for the European budget, indicating no agreement has been reached.
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AI companies in the United States are now obligated to report security incidents.
Indian authorities have arrested approximately 5,000 participants in an effort to suppress a youth protest.
The Dutch government is providing additional research funding for post-COVID conditions and plans to register severely ill patients.
A strong earthquake in Panama caused considerable material damage, and a tsunami warning has since been withdrawn.
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Youth protection workers express their frustration, stating that the current system is widely recognized as needing fundamental changes.
Efforts are underway on the Veluwe to shape the forest of the future, with space being made for a variety of new tree species.
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An analysis suggests that Trump's fuel deal indicates a willingness to re-engage in business with Putin.