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26.01.2025

26.01.2025 — The Gold That Burned The Car

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This page is an archive of main headlines from Netherlands for 26.01.2025.

It displays 69 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

26.01.2025 ⇢ The Gold That Burned The Car
⌨The Drents Museum heist investigation intensified, with police receiving 50 tips and releasing surveillance footage showing potential suspects. By evening, investigators linked a burned car to the theft, suggesting organized crime involvement.

Trump's statements about Gaza evacuation and weapons supplies to Israel received extensive coverage, while Belarus held elections that media sources uniformly described as staged. Sierra Leone authorities responded to previous day's "Bolle Jos" revelations, expressing willingness to cooperate with Dutch prosecution while their president claimed no knowledge of the fugitive.

A second Dutch citizen died following the Düsseldorf accident, bringing total casualties to two. Amsterdam UMC initiated legal action against Ronald Plasterk regarding patent disputes. Netanyahu announced plans for northern Gaza returns and a new hostage deal, marking evolution from previous days' developments.
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NRC Handelsblad

‘Ik kan niet vier jaar lang bang blijven en binnen zitten’

De eerste dagen van Trumps tweede termijn was er paniek onder immigranten. Was de klopjacht begonnen? In Chicago bleven kinderen weg van school en kwam restaurantpersoneel niet opdagen. „Hij wil angst zaaien, zoveel is duidelijk.”
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05:13⇢Erasmus Speaks, Museum Shows Theft

⌨The newspapers report on new details emerging about the shooting at Erasmus Medical Center (AD), while police release surveillance footage of the Drents Museum art heist (NOS, RTL). Amsterdam UMC initiates legal action against Ronald Plasterk and CureVac in a patent dispute, seeking compensation (NRC). A 60-year-old Dutch citizen died in a severe accident near a bus stop in Düsseldorf (Telegraaf).
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09:45⇢Trump Plans Gaza's Exodus

⌨The newspapers report on Trump's statements regarding Gaza, with coverage of his plan to have Arab countries absorb Gaza refugees and his intention to supply Israel with heavy bombs that Biden had blocked (NOS, Volkskrant). A second Dutch citizen has died following the Düsseldorf accident, with two others remaining critically injured (AD). Critics question the genocide case against Israel, particularly disputing the casualty figures presented (Telegraaf, RTL).
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Metro

Niemand wil wonen in Adele haar oude ‘spookvilla’

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13:44⇢Holocaust Memory Meets Museum Raiders

⌨The newspapers report on two main developments: The Holocaust remembrance events in Amsterdam gather hundreds while discussing Auschwitz's contemporary relevance as a moral benchmark (Parool, Trouw). Meanwhile, coverage continues of the Drents Museum art heist, with police receiving 50 tips and suggesting the perpetrators may have fled to Germany (RTL, Telegraaf). Multiple sources discuss Trump's potential return, focusing on European leadership's preparedness and his impact on civil service (NOS, NRC).
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Metro

Er komt nóg een seizoen van Het verhaal van Nederland: ‘Ongelooflijk veel parallellen met de tijd van vandaag’

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18:08⇢Sierra Leone Opens Jos File

⌨The newspapers report on three developments: Sierra Leone authorities express willingness to cooperate with Dutch prosecution regarding 'Bolle Jos' (AD). Belarus's Lukashenko claims victory in what sources describe as staged elections (NOS). German coverage focuses on AfD voters in East Germany explaining their support through economic grievances, contrasting foreign aid with domestic poverty (NRC).
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23:29⇢Gold Vanishes As Burnt Cars Tell Tales

⌨The newspapers report on two main developments: The Drents Museum art heist continues to generate coverage, with police investigating a burned car and suggesting international implications (RTL, Telegraaf). The central banks maintain their policies, with ECB expected to lower rates while Fed pauses, amid pessimistic Davos outlook for Europe (FD). Netanyahu announces plans for Gazans to return north, alongside a deal for three hostages (NOS).
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NRC Handelsblad

Amerika zet vol in op superintelligentie

Met investeringen tot 500 miljard dollar in rekenkracht en energie wil de VS als eerste artificial general intelligence bereiken. Wat als dat lukt? Wat kan Europa doen?
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