US Midterms: First-time voters express regret at becoming politically aware late ↗
Front page leadYoung voters in the US share their experiences and perspectives as they cast their ballots for the first time in the upcoming Midterm elections.
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The front page of de Volkskrant focuses heavily on the US Midterm elections, with multiple articles analyzing different aspects of the political landscape, Donald Trump's role, and voter sentiments. Other prominent stories include an investigation into a notorious criminal in Sierra Leone, Dutch…
Young voters in the US share their experiences and perspectives as they cast their ballots for the first time in the upcoming Midterm elections.
An analysis suggests that Donald Trump's influence in the current US elections is diminishing, posing more of a hindrance than a help to his political allies.
The US Supreme Court has ruled against Donald Trump's effort to prevent certain ballots in California from being counted in the Midterm elections.
This article addresses frequently asked questions about the implications of the US Midterm elections, including the potential for a Democratic Congress and Donald Trump's executive powers.
US politician Haley Stevens has been removed from the Democratic party following a controversial decision to support a Republican candidate.
The redrawing of electoral districts in the US is significantly impacting the competition for seats in the House of Representatives in the upcoming Midterm elections.
The article details how Jos L., a drug criminal from Brabant, is believed to be operating in Sierra Leone, exploiting the region's changing role in the global cocaine trade.
Technology company Nvidia is limiting the number of Chinese customers that can purchase its chips for use in data centers, citing geopolitical reasons.
The Dutch government is holding an extraordinary cabinet meeting to discuss the upcoming tax plan, specifically concerning the taxation of assets in Box 3.
A Russian military attack on a hospital in Kharkiv has resulted in numerous injuries, prompting the evacuation of over two hundred patients.
North Korea has responded to FBI allegations concerning a multi-billion dollar hack by labeling them a significant political provocation.
The United States has conducted a series of strikes against the Iranian island of Qeshm, with reports of five explosions in the area.
British Prime Minister Burnham has indicated openness to issuing an apology for the historical involvement of Britain in the slave trade.
A new regulation is set to reduce the financial benefits for owners of electric vehicles who also have solar panels installed.
Scientists have reported an unusual observation of a sexual relationship between a bull and a male donkey.
Marvell Technology has made a $115 billion offer to acquire Lumentum, marking a significant development in the artificial intelligence sector.
Despite widespread calls for his resignation following a train crash, Spain's Transport Minister Óscar Puente intends to continue in his role.