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International student is new gold for Denmark

Denmark is taking conflicting measures with limiting foreign students in the Netherlands on the one hand and attracting more foreign students by creating additional English-language training places on the other, but it is necessary for competitiveness and labor shortages, according to Kristian Lauta, dean of the University of Copenhagen. However, the challenge lies in retaining foreign students for a long period of time because of the difficulty of integration and the higher requirements for admission to academic programs in Denmark.

Hamas and Israel resume talks under great pressure

Hamas and Israel to resume ceasefire negotiations in Qatar following renewed pressure from Egypt, Qatar, and the US, with proposed terms including the release of prisoners, withdrawal of Israeli troops, and loosening of Gaza restrictions.

Van der Plas: BBB will have to give in formation as well

BBB leader Caroline Van der Plas warns members that the party will need to make sacrifices in the cabinet formation, but insists on fighting for fairer agricultural policies and realistic government actions before the summer recess.

Deceased Frans de Waal discovered we are not very different from apes

Renowned primatologist Frans de Waal, who dedicated his life's work to demonstrating the similarities between humans and apes, has passed away at the age of 72 after a battle with metastatic stomach cancer.

Another accident involving Dutch soldier at exercise in Germany

Military man hit by vehicle during exercise and released from hospital while investigation is conducted into an earlier fatal accident involving a CV90 infantry fighting vehicle.

Schulting, Velzeboer and Van 't Wout look sharp: carefree start to World Shorttrack Championships

Dutch medal favorites make impressive start on first day of Short Track World Championships in Rotterdam, with strong performances from Suzanne Schulting, Jens van 't Wout, and Xandra Velzeboer securing spots in the next rounds. Excitement builds for the upcoming races as day one saw no major upsets.