Schoof reveals: NATO wants defense spending standard to 5 percent by 2032
Rutte outlines goal for NATO countries to reach 5% defense spending by 2032, accidentally leaked by Schoof in press conference.
Minister Van Hijum: Adjustment of pension plan leads to at least two years of delay
Possible delays and financial consequences arise from NSC's proposal to allow pension participants to opt out of the new pension system, but supporters argue for necessary input and protections. Minister Van Hijum outlines potential consequences, while the fate of the proposal rests on undecided minority parties.
Stock market overcomes tariff hit Donald Trump, but recovery is fragile
European investors faced a tumultuous day as the European Commission announced potential retaliatory measures against US import tariffs, causing panic in the market and possible losses for those who sold their AEX funds in the initial chaos, while those who stayed calm have seen a small profit.
Stranded swordfish likely suffocated in mud
Weird fish with sword point found by hobby photographer, now being recreated and examined
New pope is American, chooses name Leo XIV
American Cardinal Robert Prevost (69) chosen as new pope Leo XIV by 133 cardinals after just two days of deliberation, hailed as a skilled leader with a diverse background and fluency in English, Spanish, and Italian by Catholic News Network.
Weight Watchers deep in the red, files for bankruptcy
Weight Watchers, well-known weight-loss company, files for bankruptcy in U.S. due to popularity of weight-loss drugs. Hopes to restart after $1.2 billion debt restructuring.