Shooter in Krakow who killed passersby dies in hospital ↗
Front page leadThe shooter who killed passersby in Krakow has died in hospital. The attack resulted in the deaths of four women and two men, with 15 others injured.
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The front page of NOS features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include a shooting incident in Krakow, casualty figures from the war in Ukraine, and the start of a climate summit in Turkey. Domestically, there are reports on pension issues for those working abroad, the…
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Nearly 400,000 Russian deaths in war with Ukraine, hacked data reveals ↗
According to hacked data, nearly 400,000 Russian soldiers have been killed in the war with Ukraine.
Climate summit starts in Turkey, countries aim for more sustainable power ↗
A climate summit has begun in Turkey, where countries are aiming to increase their share of sustainable electricity.
Pension a black hole for increasing number of people working abroad ↗
People who have lived or worked abroad are finding it difficult to track their pension accruals, leading to a 'black hole' in their retirement planning.
Half of remote workers do not want to return to the office easily ↗
Many remote workers state they would be disadvantaged if required to return to the office more frequently, as working from home has become an important employment condition for them.
Extra bad luck with bad luck today: Roadside Assistance goes on strike ↗
Employees of ANWB, including the Roadside Assistance service, are striking for 12 hours, potentially causing further inconvenience for those already experiencing breakdowns.
American congratulations for 101-year-old British woman after name mix-up ↗
An American mayor mistakenly congratulated a 101-year-old British woman due to a name and location mix-up between two towns named Lyndhurst.
Nvidia starts investigation into spying affair, CEO admits affair ↗
The board of Nvidia has launched an investigation into a spying affair, with the CEO admitting to an extramarital relationship. The company states it has no reason to believe national security or trade secrets are compromised.
Teenager who planned terror attack in Australia does not have to go to jail ↗
A teenager arrested in Sydney at age 14 for planning a terror attack, including researching how to make a bomb, will not serve jail time.
Trump calls UFC boss Dana White's White House press secretary announcement… ↗
Donald Trump described the announcement of UFC President Dana White as a potential White House press secretary as a 'joke', after the position had been vacant since October.
Frans Weekers wants to change VVD course and runs for Senate ↗
Frans Weekers is seeking a position in the Senate and advocates for a change in the VVD party's course, including opening up possibilities for cooperation with other parties.
Pianist falls from cruise ship and is rescued after 9 hours adrift in Pacific… ↗
A pianist was rescued from the Pacific Ocean after falling from a cruise ship and drifting for nine hours, spotted by fishermen.
Square in Krakow reopened after attack, victims remembered with flowers and… ↗
A square in Krakow has reopened following a fatal shooting attack that killed six people and injured fifteen.
Teletext suffers outage on television, new pages not always displayed ↗
Teletext service on television is experiencing an outage, with new pages not consistently being displayed, though the app and website remain operational.
Wake-up service 9/11: Roadside Assistance strikes • UN climate summit starts ↗
A morning news briefing covers the ongoing strike by the Wegenwacht and the commencement of the UN climate summit.
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