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Voters could swap a rightwing government for a more moderate coalition – but the fragmentary political system makes many outcomes possible

A total of 12 of 15 Dutch political parties running in the October elections have proposals that violate the rule of law, according to the Dutch Bar Association.

With the backing of Rishi Sunak, Prostate Cancer UK published a report to the national screening committee back in 2022 in support of a targeted program for men at ‘high risk’. So, who are they – and will the government listen? Rebecca Thomas reports

Norfolk Southern is set to report its third-quarter results later this month, and analysts predict a single-digit drop in the company’s bottom-line figure.

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While Norfolk Southern has underperformed the Dow over the past year, it has observed a notable upturn in recent months, and analysts remain optimistic about the stock’s prospects.

When President Donald Trump ordered airstrikes on Iran's nuclear sites in June, U.S. diplomats were reportedly left without warning, briefings, or talking points.

Topics including migration, the economy, housing and foreign affairs are expected to dominate the campaign.

The country's Foreign Minister Caspar Veldkamp resigned on Friday, followed by his NSC party members. Now, only two of the original four parties remain in the coalition.

Caspar Veldkamp quits after cabinet reaches deadlock on adopting harsher measures over situation in Gaza

The White House instructed government workers to detail the "purpose and scope of any proposed call, conversation, meeting or trip with the NSC prior to engagement" after Secretary of State Marco Rubio reportedly didn't get a heads up about a visa waiver agreement signed by DHS Secretary Kristi Noem in…