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The Dutch minority cabinet is in crisis and faces a confrontation today regarding its own tax plan, with D66 and CDA holding firm to a deal with Pro and Volt despite VVD threats.
The VVD is openly questioning the future of the Dutch coalition cabinet following a new deal on the tax plan.
A column by Hubert Smeets argues that Jetten's difficult position is a result of his own inaction.
The position of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is uncertain due to a Chinese espionage scandal, but it remains unclear if the board will dismiss him.
Spanish trade unions are planning a national strike just before the elections to bring the issue of housing to the forefront of the agenda.
Palestinian aid workers report at least six dead and twenty injured in an Israeli attack on a hospital in Khan Younis.
Democrat Scott Colom has won the Mississippi Senate race, becoming the state's first Black senator since 1881.
The closure of outdated laboratories at the RIVM (National Institute for Public Health and the Environment) is looming, with the site manager expressing concern about the risk of outbreaks.
In a guest lesson organized by ProDemos, students learn how a democracy can quickly devolve into authoritarian rule, understanding how easily one can become a follower in such a system.