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The front page of de Volkskrant features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include an interview with an economist criticizing capitalism, news from Congo and Iran, and reports on the war in Ukraine. There's also coverage of domestic issues such as a failed ICT project at the…
Economist Hans Stegeman argues that capitalism, which relies on growth, is unsustainable due to Earth's limits and demographics, suggesting a need for a new system.
The former president of Congo has allied with the M23 rebel group to fight against the country's government.
An Iranian student has received a death sentence for blasphemy, highlighting an increase in political executions in the country.
A diesel deal has been made that is equivalent to less than a week's worth of fuel consumption in the United States.
Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) has defeated Manchester City with a score of 4-2 in a highly exciting football game.
The Dutch Parliament is pushing for faster implementation of measures to counter foreign interference.
Iran has been responsible for the majority of attacks on ships in the Strait of Hormuz over the past two weeks.
Ten concerts by Harry Styles in Amsterdam have been linked to an increase in local inflation.
Feyenoord secured a 3-2 victory against Como in a match played at their home stadium, De Kuip.
The books of author Sally Rooney are no longer being sold in the UK because of her expressed support for a Palestinian movement.
Character.AI, a once popular chatbot platform, is facing a potential downfall amidst controversy.
A significant critical television channel in Turkey has been shut down following a police raid, an action described as characteristic of dictatorships.
The Perseverance rover on Mars has set a new record by traveling 45.2 kilometers across the Martian surface, navigating craters and rocks.
Hundreds of thousands of Ukrainian soldiers are suffering from PTSD, but sending them home is not an option as it would collapse the country's defense.
The Ukrainian military is reportedly surprised by sudden limitations placed on Starlink internet access and issues with US intelligence sharing.
Ukrainian President Zelensky reportedly feels betrayed by Donald Trump following disruptions in Starlink internet service, crucial for his country's operations.
A major ICT project at the Dutch benefits agency UWV, intended to improve communication between employees and employers, has been deemed a failure after costing 55 million euros.
