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The front page of de Volkskrant features a mix of domestic political news from the Netherlands, international conflicts, and societal issues. Top stories include a parliamentary debate on healthcare costs, developments in the Ukraine war, and an investigation into alleged sabotage of the Nord…
Parliament is debating the budget for the Ministry of Health, but the question is what is still at stake since the cabinet scrapped the plan to further increase the mandatory deductible.
Lung cancer was detected in Pope Leo during a planned operation.
A power outage and three fatalities occurred in Kyiv following a Russian missile strike.
OpenAI has discovered recording devices in its office, leading to the arrest of an employee.
Cornell University has prohibited all parties hosted by male fraternities following a reported rape case.
PSV suffered an avoidable 1-0 defeat against RB Leipzig, marked by a missed penalty.
A former gang member has been sentenced to 40 years in prison for the high-profile murder of hip-hop artist Tupac.
The Dutch women's national football team defeated Hungary, bringing them closer to qualifying for the World Cup.
The Dutch Senate has abolished daily fines for not making timely decisions on asylum applications and has approved a stricter law concerning migrants.
The highest administrative judge has called for an investigation into the docking of tails on pigs belonging to three farmers.
The Netherlands has refused entry to three Russian gymnasts for the World Championships held in Rotterdam.
The Dutch roads and railway infrastructure do not meet NATO's standards for military transport, according to a report by the Dutch Court of Audit.
Employees have sent an urgent letter to the Dutch public broadcaster NPO urging them to withdraw from participating in the Eurovision Song Contest.
This is evident from nearly two hundred testimonies from women, which have not been systematically investigated before. 'I didn't write down the worst.'
The 50-year-old Ukrainian Serhii K. is said to be the leader of the group that disabled three of the four gas pipelines with explosives in 2022.
An investigation reveals how seven individuals may have been involved in the sabotage of the Nord Stream gas pipelines.
