Over 300 new arrests in Paris riots ↗
Front page leadMore than three hundred new arrests have been made in connection with the looting in Paris, as riots continue.
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The front page of NOS features a mix of international and domestic news. Major international stories include widespread looting and arrests in Paris, clashes in the West Bank, US threats against Europe over SpaceX, a fiery debate between Lula and Bolsonaro in Brazil, a fatal fire at a Canadian…
More than three hundred new arrests have been made in connection with the looting in Paris, as riots continue.
Israeli police have apprehended suspects believed to be involved in attacks in the West Bank.
The United States is threatening to impose 'devastating' countermeasures if Europe does not provide SpaceX with unrestricted access.
Lula accused Bolsonaro of squandering Brazil's interests in the US, while Bolsonaro accused the president of corruption during a heated and personal televised debate.
President Macron stated on French television that the country needs order and reconciliation, not escalation, as rioters continued to roam the streets of Paris.
Nineteen people remain in critical condition following a fatal fire at a military base in Canada, with some suffering severe burns requiring extensive rehabilitation.
A flight from Tel Aviv to Vienna made an emergency landing in Bulgaria due to a bomb threat; the aircraft is being searched.
After a spell of sunshine and high temperatures, autumn weather is anticipated to arrive next week, with rain expected from Wednesday.
Ukraine has launched one of its largest drone attacks in years on Russia, which has again shelled Ukrainian cities, resulting in ten civilian deaths.
A priest in Ecuador died during a mass when a crucifix fell on him, an incident witnessed by attendees and broadcast live on social media.
The launch of Albert Heijn's delivery service has been postponed once more due to persistent IT issues following a cyberattack, though more systems are now operational.
France is in shock following a day of protests marked by unprecedented violence and approximately 2,000 arrests, with extensive damage reported in many cities.
The IT failure affecting electronic passport control at Schiphol Airport, which began at 6:00 AM, has been resolved and was not a cyberattack.
Six fugitives have been apprehended in connection with the shooting death of a police officer in Belgium following a car chase.
A Danish cleaner became trapped for more than three days in an underground cell in Copenhagen while working in the former high court.