Trump's plan to impose high import tariffs on steel and aluminum could spell trouble for companies like Titan Steel, which relies heavily on foreign suppliers for high-quality steel. While Trump hopes to boost domestic production and create more jobs, experts argue that the interconnected nature of the global economy makes it unlikely for his strategy to work in the 21st century.
Ministers discuss 3.5 billion euro support for Ukraine after surprise announcement from Prime Minister Schoof in weekly press conference.
President Trump wants to quickly come to the table with Iran and has sent a letter to the supreme leader to negotiate over Iran's nuclear program, after rejecting the 2015 deal and stepping down from the deal.
A bomb from World War II was found in the French town of Saint-Denis, causing disruptions in train and car traffic near the busiest station in France. About 600,000 passengers were affected and Eurostar trains had to be cancelled, causing long lines and frustration among stranded travelers.
Asbest discovered after devastating fire in historic block; mayor offers support to affected residents and emergency workers. Emergency center opened to assist those who lost homes in the blaze.
The National Ombudsman and Children's Ombudsman have issued a warning about the consequences of the government's proposed changes to immigration laws, including splitting asylum seekers into two groups and reducing the duration of temporary residence permits. They fear that these changes will overwhelm the Immigration and Naturalization Service and harm vulnerable children and families. The plans will now be sent to the Dutch Parliament for review.