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The front page of de Volkskrant highlights significant international news, with a focus on protests in France, the war in Ukraine, and political developments in the US. Domestic news includes a story about the renovation of the Binnenhof and issues with online grocery delivery. A major story…
A peaceful protest march in Paris was overshadowed by violence and looting from a group of rioters, creating a parallel universe to the main demonstration.
Widespread riots in France have resulted in 1,200 arrests and 150 police officers sustaining injuries.
An incident involving a large fire at a military base in Canada has led to deaths and injuries.
PSV, playing with ten men after a red card for Obispo, were defeated 2-1 by ADO Den Haag.
The US ambassador has called on Israel to prosecute settlers involved in violence, and European diplomats have also been targeted.
The renovation of the Binnenhof is facing increased costs, now attributed to higher interest rates, pushing the total expenditure towards 3 billion euros.
Customers can once again order online from Delhaize, while Albert Heijn's delivery service remains suspended until at least Tuesday.
Pope Leo XIV has been released from the hospital after a five-day stay and subsequently led a Sunday mass in the Vatican.
The wife of a British national security advisor has shared a post on X that seems to indicate support for the group Palestine Action.
Deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon has reached its lowest point since 1988, though concerns remain about a potential increase if Bolsonaro is elected.
The United States' budget deficit has climbed to nearly two trillion dollars, marking the third-highest deficit on record.
A national day of protests in France saw young demonstrators and members of the Yellow Vest movement converging.
Ukraine conducted a large drone attack targeting an oil terminal and a data center belonging to VKontakte, Russia's largest social media platform, in the St. Petersburg region.
Donald Trump has blocked new sanctions against Russia, a move that critical members of Congress have labeled as a 'betrayal of our Ukrainian partners'.
Ukrainian President Zelensky is indicated as being unwilling and unable to make further concessions in negotiations with Donald Trump.
The ongoing energy conflict between Ukraine and Russia involves hundreds of attacks monthly.
India is undertaking the world's largest census, aiming to count its population of 1.4 billion people through door-to-door enumeration.
