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Sunderland confirms the signing of 23-year-old Dutch striker Brian Brobbey from Ajax, strengthening their attacking options in the Premier League.

Jordan Henderson officially leaves Ajax, expressing gratitude for the opportunity to represent the club. The England midfielder's next destination remains unknown.

USWNT midfielder Korbin Albert has signed a three-season deal with Lyon until June 2028, joining fellow American Lindsey Heaps and new coach Jonatan Giráldez.

A US federal court ruling blocked President Trump's imposition of import tariffs, sparking optimism in financial markets. Despite Trump's appeal plans, markets saw gains as investors speculated on tariff reversals.

Liverpool's John Heitinga has been allowed to discuss the head coach position at Ajax, following a successful stint assisting Arne Slot at Liverpool.

A recent car ramming incident in Liverpool raises concerns about the safety of public gatherings in European cities, following a pattern of similar attacks in major urban areas.

Facing tough dating competition in China due to a gender gap, Chinese men seek partners in Russia and Ukraine where women outnumber men, offering a different dating dynamic.

Nvidia's CEO, Jensen Huang, condemns Trump's chip export controls, stating they boost Chinese innovation. The export restrictions have led to Chinese tech giants developing their AI hardware, challenging Nvidia's market share in China.

Ajax faces disbelief and shock as they throw away a nine-point lead, resulting in the greatest title collapse in recent European football history in Amsterdam.

Despite Germany's stagnant economy, the DAX stock index in Frankfurt has surged by 19% this year, outperforming other European and American indices. Factors such as government investments and company composition contribute to this growth.

The US Federal Reserve aims to reduce its workforce by 10% following President Trump's push for budget cuts. Chairman Jerome Powell cites efficiency in the decision.

TikTok launches guided meditations for teenagers scrolling late at night to combat negative effects. The new feature aims to address mental health concerns among young users.

Families of 9/11 victims express outrage as Trump praises Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, amid growing ties with Saudi Arabia, causing controversy.

Bill Gates criticizes Elon Musk for cuts in US development aid, raising concerns about impact on life-saving medicines. Conflict between billionaires intensifies.

Cardinal Robert Prevost from the United States becomes the first American pope, sparking discussions on the political implications and his leadership style. Read more on the historic appointment at Telegraaf.nl.

Multiple ballistic rockets launched by North Korea from Wonsan prompt fears of possible export to Russia, escalating tensions. Recent tests mimic Russian Iskander missiles.

Speculation grows as Tsjetsjeen dictator Ramzan Kadyrov hints at stepping down, possibly succeeded by his 17-year-old son. Despite past announcements, Kadyrov's resignation remains uncertain.

Tensions escalate as India launches airstrikes on Pakistan amid Kashmir conflict, revealing underlying competition between China and the West. Read more on Telegraaf.nl.

Unidentified woman in post-WWII footage continues to intrigue, sparking speculation and artistic interpretations, with her true identity and fate remaining a mystery.

Shell is reportedly contemplating the acquisition of BP, waiting for a dip in oil prices or valuation. Both energy giants are evaluating potential merger scenarios amidst market challenges.

A recent Nature study attributes trillions in climate damages to oil and gas companies, including BP and Shell, paving the way for potential legal claims.

President Trump warns of boycotting NATO summit in The Hague if countries ignore his call to increase defense spending, amidst tensions with German Chancellor Merkel.

Following the U.S.-Ukraine deal, American producers gain access to Ukraine's wealth of resources for car, battery, and smartphone manufacturing, with details of the agreement to be revealed.

Jules Albert Wijdenbosch, former president of Suriname, dies in Paramaribo at the age of 83. Wijdenbosch served as president from 1996, founding the Democratic National Platform 2000 after leaving the NDP.

Giulia Chierchia, BP's sustainability-focused executive, resigns as activist shareholder Elliott Management pushes for more oil and gas investments, impacting the company's green strategy.

RWE withdraws from American offshore market citing rising costs and political uncertainty, reallocating investments to safer projects closer to home.

The 21-year-old son of a high-ranking CIA official, Michael Gloss, was killed in Ukraine while fighting alongside the Russian army, revealing a surprising twist in his journey from activism to warfare.

India orders all Pakistani citizens to leave the country following a violent attack in Kashmir, escalating tensions with Pakistan and suspending the historic Indus Water Treaty.

President Trump's seven-point peace plan for Ukraine faces challenges as Putin's tactics undermine the process, raising doubts about its success.