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Venice Biennale jury resigns after Russia row

The jury of the Venice Biennale has resigned following a controversy regarding the participation of countries such as Russia in the international art exhibition. This decision comes after significant unrest within the art community concerning the inclusion of certain nations.

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British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is expected to announce his resignation on Monday, according to a report by The Observer. This follows previous media reports that he was weighing his future over the weekend before concluding that his position had become untenable.

Wolter Kroes cancels performance due to voice problems and must take vocal rest

Wolter Kroes cancels performance due to voice problems and must take vocal rest

Dutch singer Wolter Kroes canceled his performance at the AJOC Festival in Mijdrecht on Saturday due to sudden voice problems. He expressed disappointment over the cancellation and announced he must take a period of voice rest to recover.

US Vice President to Switzerland for talks with Iran

US Vice President to Switzerland for talks with Iran

U.S. Vice President JD Vance has traveled to Switzerland for diplomatic talks with Iran focused on regional stability. Vance expressed hope that the discussions would lead to progress in ending attacks on Lebanon and addressing Iran's nuclear program.

Brobbey remains level-headed after goals: happy to help the team

Brobbey remains level-headed after goals: happy to help the team

Dutch striker Brian Brobbey expressed satisfaction after playing a key role in the Netherlands' 5-1 World Cup victory over Sweden. Speaking at Houston Stadium, Brobbey stated he was pleased to help the team achieve the win.

Packed Café Scheiwijck goes wild for dazzling Dutch team: 'This is insane. We must reach the next round'

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Fans at café Scheiwijck in Beverwijk celebrated a dominant 5-1 victory for the Dutch national football team. The atmosphere was euphoric as supporters expressed their excitement for 'Oranje' and the team's prospects in the tournament.