Alaska's Fish Catch Key to Senate Control in US Midterms ↗
Front page leadBoth Democrats and Republicans consider Alaska a key state in the midterm elections, with the outcome of the US Senate race reportedly hinging on its fishing industry.
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De Volkskrant's front page features prominent coverage of the US Midterm elections, with a focus on Alaska's role in the Senate race and political maneuvering involving Donald Trump. International news includes Ukraine's drone attack on a Russian oil refinery, protests in Europe, and US actions in…
Both Democrats and Republicans consider Alaska a key state in the midterm elections, with the outcome of the US Senate race reportedly hinging on its fishing industry.
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