Voices from besieged Taiz in Yemen: 'Our city gasps for air' ↗
Front page leadResidents in the besieged city of Taiz, Yemen, are struggling to breathe as the conflict continues.
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The news from NOS covers a mix of international conflicts, including the situation in Taiz, Yemen, and ongoing attacks in Ukraine, alongside domestic Dutch news such as Afghan refugees arriving in Texel and a fire in Delft. Other stories include a crackdown on counterfeit medicine websites, a…
Residents in the besieged city of Taiz, Yemen, are struggling to breathe as the conflict continues.
Despite promises of de-escalation, attacks between Russia and Ukraine are ongoing.
Afghan individuals who arrived on Texel are victims of human trafficking.
Airbnb is prohibiting hosts from making guests do their own dishes, citing fairness and guest satisfaction.
Police have closed down online shops that were illegally selling dangerous counterfeit medications.
A shark that had become a tourist attraction in Busan, South Korea, escaped but has since returned.
The state of New Mexico is suing Jeffrey Epstein's former lawyer and accountant, arguing they should not profit from his estate due to their involvement in his sex abuse.
Websites remain inaccessible following a security update for the PHP programming language, causing ongoing international issues.
A fire that broke out in the center of Delft has been brought under control, with no reported injuries.
The number of new businesses in the Netherlands has significantly increased, with over 80% being self-employed individuals.
North Korea is reactivating propaganda loudspeakers along the border with South Korea.
The United States is evacuating non-essential personnel from its embassy in Saudi Arabia following fatal Houthi attacks.
A Republican campaign advertisement featuring the mother of an opponent is facing widespread criticism for exploiting a sensitive personal history.
The distinctive 'Apekop' train is operating its final passenger service, having previously been retired and then brought back due to rolling stock shortages.
A daily briefing covering the presentation of the Tour de France route and the shipment of Russian diesel to the US.