At least four crew members of a U.S. tanker aircraft died when the plane crashed in western Iraq on Thursday. While the Islamic Resistance in Iraq claimed the incident was an attack, the U.S. Central Command has denied that the aircraft was shot down by enemy or friendly fire.
NATO is reportedly considering ending its practice of holding annual summits due to increased tensions and criticism from Donald Trump. The potential policy change comes amid concerns over Trump's repeated threats to withdraw the United States from the alliance.
Psychologist René Diekstra evaluates Donald Trump's behavior, suggesting that the former president exhibits intermittent symptoms of megalomania. Diekstra notes that Trump's state fluctuates between periods of grandiosity and moments where he behaves normally.
Six drivers who remained in custody following a blockade of the A12 highway on Saturday were released on Monday. The Dutch police confirmed that these were the last individuals being held in relation to the protest event.
Approximately 21,000 people attended the royal family's visit to Dokkum on Monday. Mayor Johannes Kramer of Noardeast-Fryslân expressed satisfaction with the event, noting it was busy but well-managed.
Starting Tuesday, asylum seekers will be housed in the Zeelandhallen in Goes after the facility received official approval for use. The Dutch asylum agency COA announced the opening on Monday following a final inspection of the building.