Could Nikki Haley's persistence in the Republican primary despite trailing in the polls be a strategic move to capitalize on potential legal difficulties faced by former President Donald Trump? Some believe so, but Haley is determined to win over moderate Republicans and present herself as an alternative to Trump's chaos.
Tragic flat fire in Valencia leaves 10 dead, including a family of four, as firefighters search for bodies likely with little hope of survivors. Prime Minister Sánchez has visited the site and promised support for victims, while an investigation into the cause of the fire has been launched.
Informateur Putters aims next week to get clarity from all parties in the House of Representatives on what kind of cabinet they want to form and with which parties they can agree, including their terms and role in political cooperation.
Municipality of Westerwolde receives money from outgoing Asylum State Secretary Van der Burg due to overcrowded application center in Ter Apel, despite failed attempts by COA to reduce number of asylum seekers to maximum of 2,000.
Europol has busted an Iraqi-Kurdish human trafficking network operating on the "Channel Route" between France and England. The operation arrested 19 suspects and seized evidence, including 24 dinghies and weapons.
Rutte's chances of becoming the new NATO Secretary-General are increasing as Germany and the United States lend their support, but it's not a done deal yet as Romania announces a counter-candidate and some member states have yet to express a preference. The decision could be made as early as April 4th during the NATO's 75th anniversary meeting of Foreign Ministers.