Thousands gather at St. Peter's Square in Rome for the inauguration of Pope Leo XIV, with world leaders in attendance. Queen Maxima and Prime Minister Dick Schoof to represent the Netherlands.
Denmark's historic Green Tripartite Agreement aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and enhance biodiversity through sustainable agriculture practices, inspiring lessons for the Netherlands.
European NATO ministers debate a new defense spending norm in Antalya, with disagreements on increasing spending to 5% of GDP by 2032. The deadline for the agreement is set at the upcoming summit in The Hague.
Liverpool is in advanced negotiations to acquire Jeremie Frimpong as a replacement for Trent Alexander-Arnold, who is expected to move to Real Madrid. Frimpong, a standout full-back at Bayer Leverkusen, has a €35 million release clause.
A recent study reveals that men leave a larger ecological footprint than women, mainly due to their meat consumption and car usage, impacting climate policies.
Passengers on Turkish airlines face fines for standing up early after landing. Will similar measures be taken in the Netherlands? Airlines respond.
Belgian authorities seek a 10-year prison term for Jos Leijdekkers, accused of smuggling 3400 kg of drugs hidden in charcoal. Leijdekkers, alias 'Bolle Jos,' is on the run in Sierra Leone.
The Kremlin plans to pass a law enabling the confiscation of assets from critical Russians living abroad, extending its reach beyond borders to punish dissenters.
Tensions rise as the Philippines holds crucial midterm elections while former President Duterte remains in ICC custody in The Hague, stirring mixed sentiments among citizens.
Karim Khan, the head prosecutor at the International Criminal Court in The Hague, is under fire for allegations of sexual violence and political controversies. Get the full story on Telegraaf.nl.
The US-UK trade deal poses challenges for the Netherlands as Trump labels the 10% import tariff 'low'. Despite the agreement, higher tariffs persist while the UK opens its market to US goods.
New German Chancellor Friedrich Merz declares a state of emergency due to illegal immigration, tightening asylum policies and border controls.
The European Parliament votes to downgrade the protection status of wolves from 'strictly protected' to 'protected', allowing easier management and culling of the species.
Germany's new government led by Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt announces stricter asylum policy, allowing for the return of asylum seekers at the border, except for vulnerable individuals.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi postpones his visit to the Netherlands due to escalating conflicts with Pakistan after cross-border attacks resulted in casualties.
Tensions rise among EU member states over defense funding as disagreements on where to spend arise, with the Netherlands and Germany pushing for purchases in non-EU NATO countries.
Support for the controversial Mercosur deal grows in the EU as a response to Trump's trade war, with potential impacts on agriculture and EU internal market barriers.
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.
Foreign gamblers eye lucrative bets on the next Catholic Church leader as Italian and Filipino cardinals emerge as frontrunners. Dutch Cardinal Wim Eijk ranks low but offers high returns for risk-takers.
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.
The pro-Russian hacker group NoName057(16) launched a cyberattack on Dutch websites, disrupting local services. Learn about their motives and escalating cyber warfare between Russia and Ukraine.
RWE withdraws from American offshore market citing rising costs and political uncertainty, reallocating investments to safer projects closer to home.
Yemeni-Dutch journalist Musab al-Hattami was reportedly killed in an attack by Houthi rebels in Marib. The incident highlights the dangers journalists face in conflict zones.
Netherlands on high alert as Russia conducts a large-scale military exercise near Lithuania, sparking fears of a potential escalation towards Ukraine.
Close to a million British young people under 25 are neither in school nor employed, facing mental health issues and addictions like drug use, pornography, and excessive gaming.
Paul Bremer, former American diplomat, expresses concerns over leadership gaps in Europe and the US, drawing parallels between past and current political challenges.
Ukrainians express anger and frustration over Trump's seven-point peace plan after a devastating Russian attack on Kiev, rejecting demands to cede Crimea and closing NATO membership prospects.
Dutch tourists and believers share their unique experience on St. Peter's Square after the death of the Pope, expressing awe at the unexpected events surrounding their visit.
Chinese apps flood app stores with fake luxury brand claims, sparking consumer frenzy. Experts warn against falling for the scam. Get the full story on Telegraaf.nl.
The Bavinck family from the Netherlands joins believers at St. Peter's Square in Rome to mourn Pope Francis. Visitors share their reflections on the late pontiff's impact and hope for his successor.
