Trump uses unrest in France to incite American voters ↗
Front page leadDonald Trump is leveraging the unrest in France to energize American voters.
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The front page of NU.nl features a mix of international and domestic news, with a prominent story about Donald Trump exploiting unrest in France to appeal to American voters. Other international news includes Canada rejecting a referendum on Alberta's secession and Zelensky's criticism of US…
Donald Trump is leveraging the unrest in France to energize American voters.
Canadians have turned down a referendum concerning the province of Alberta's secession.
The Dutch Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) has approved Videoland's acquisition of Viaplay.
A Dutch couple is accused of years of abuse against young people in a Spanish family home.
Willem II, the last-placed team in the Eredivisie, has fired coach John Stegeman.
Riots in France have disrupted a holiday, with reports of police activity throughout streets.
Schools are opting for alternative strategies instead of a four-day week to address teacher shortages.
A bear was filmed pushing a large dumpster into parked cars in Turkey.
Volodymyr Zelensky has stated that the United States' decisions regarding Ukraine are hard to comprehend.
Sanne Wevers, a prominent gymnast, is retiring after a 19-year career, expressing that she will miss the sport daily.
Following riots, several French cities experienced a quiet night under curfew.
Two individuals were arrested following incidents where police were targeted with projectiles during new unrest in Amsterdam-Noord.
Kasper van Kooten and his girlfriend have ended their relationship after a little over a year together.
Prime Minister Jetten is expecting a child through a surrogate and intends to propose changes to the relevant law.