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Nearly 6,000 schools in Myanmar close as a precaution against military airstrikes by the junta, following a deadly attack on a school in Sagaing region.

Belgian maritime company considers constructing a floating nuclear power plant as a cost-effective alternative to land-based facilities. Collaboration with Belgian nuclear research center and government's interest in expanding nuclear energy highlighted.

North Korea expresses worry over the US plan to build a missile defense system, comparing it to a potential scenario for an extraterrestrial nuclear war.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu pledges to maintain Israeli sovereignty over Jerusalem indefinitely, sparking tensions with Palestinians on Jerusalem Day.

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.

A 21-year-old former TUI flight attendant was arrested in Colombo, Sri Lanka, for carrying 45 kilos of deadly synthetic drugs, facing a potential 25-year prison sentence.

Scientists uncover 140,000-year-old Homo erectus skull fragments near Indonesia, revealing insights into human migration and life in submerged Sundaland.

A major power outage in Alpes-Maritimes, France, disrupts Cannes Film Festival screenings on its final day, affecting 160,000 households and traffic lights.

China and the Philippines clash over Sandy Cay in the South China Sea, with accusations of aggression and endangering Filipino crew members.

Researchers in China have created special contact lenses enabling night vision and enhanced sight capabilities, potentially benefiting colorblind individuals.

President Trump considers imposing 50% import tariffs on EU goods from June 1st, citing stalled negotiations. He also warns Apple of a 25% tariff if iPhones are not made in the USA.

Israel claims Hamas obstructs aid trucks to Gaza as UN reports slow relief efforts, raising concerns of widespread hunger and critical shortages in the region.

Foreign Minister Veldkamp's visit to Beijing focuses on trade relations, chip industry, and national security concerns with China, amidst trade tensions with the US.

Harvard University faces restrictions as Trump administration revokes student visa program certification, impacting over 27% of international students. Allegations of fostering violence and ties to China raised.

Colonel-General Andrej Mordvitsjev appointed as the new commander in Ukraine faces criticism for military tactics. Learn more on telegraaf.nl.

China asserts itself as a global tech superpower, focusing on robotics, AI, electric cars, and space exploration as a strategic move against foreign threats.

Crete experiences a powerful 6.1 magnitude earthquake causing alarm among residents, felt as far as Cyprus with no major damage reported.

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.

Russia's involvement in the shadow fleet and troop buildup near Finland sparks questions. Estonian forces intercepted a sanctioned tanker as a Russian Su-35 flew nearby, signaling potential escalation. Military developments near Finland follow warnings post-NATO expansion.

President Trump's plan to build a 'Golden Dome' space shield raises fears of a costly arms race as potential future wars in space loom. Read more on telegraaf.nl.

In a shocking incident, the private secretary and advisor of Mayor Carla Brugada were shot dead in Mexico City. The authorities vow to bring the perpetrators to justice.

French Justice Minister plans to construct a high-security prison in French Guiana to tackle overpopulation and house dangerous drug offenders. The project aims to combat drug trafficking in the region.

China introduces Jiu Tian, a high-tech drone mothership with the ability to deploy a swarm of drones simultaneously, enhancing military capabilities and outpacing American counterparts.

Israel delivers emergency aid to Gaza, facing backlash from rights groups and world leaders. UN agency highlights the urgent need for more assistance to prevent humanitarian crises.

A bomb explosion at a fertility clinic in Palm Springs, California, has left one dead and multiple injured, prompting a terrorism investigation by the FBI.

Denmark's historic Green Tripartite Agreement aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and enhance biodiversity through sustainable agriculture practices, inspiring lessons for the Netherlands.

Analysis of Trump's foreign policy shows a mix of peace efforts, military shows of strength, and dismantling of soft power tools like USAID, potentially allowing China's CIDCA to rise.

Moody's has lowered the US economy's top-notch AAA credit rating for the third time, impacting borrowing costs. President Trump expresses frustration over the downgrade.

A severe storm in Missouri, USA, claims multiple lives and leaves over 100,000 households without power. National Weather Service issues warnings for extreme weather conditions in the Midwest and East Coast.

Chinese-manufactured solar panels in the US found with hidden 'kill switches' capable of remotely sabotaging energy networks, raising alarms in Europe. Experts uncover undisclosed communication equipment, potentially enabling network disruption and infrastructure damage.