Nieuws Buitenland – 5

Nieuwsoverzicht Buitenlandse Media

Op deze pagina vind je kranten en nieuwsmedia uit Denemarken – The Post, Canada – Toronto Sun, Californië – Northern California News, Koeweit – Kuwait Today, Jamaica – Jamaica Observer en Expatica News, The Art Paper, Vanitay Fair, The Hill en meer.

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    The Post - Denemarken

  • DSB urges travel delay due to replacement bus shortage
    On Tuesday morning, DSB is urging travelers to postpone their journeys until later in the day if possible. This is because it has been extremely difficult to secure replacement buses to run between Odense and Fredericia. The suspended train service is due to delayed track work by Vejdirektoratet on the... Read more »
  • 27-year-old man hospitalized after stabbing in Nørrebro, Copenhagen
    Late Monday evening, a 27-year-old man was taken to the hospital after a stabbing at Mimers Plads in Nørrebro, Copenhagen. Copenhagen Police received the report at 23:15. A 43-year-old man who was at the crime scene was arrested. The victim is moderately injured but is not in life-threatening danger. According... Read more »
  • Sharp rise in Danish flights passengers complaining about delayed flights
    The number of Danish flight passengers complaining about delayed flights has risen significantly in 2026, according to data compiled by the Danish Transport Authority (Trafikstyrelsen) for Gjensidige, a Nordic non-life insurance company. While the total number of complaints was 785 in 2025, 650 cases have already been created in the... Read more »
  • Denmark warns Danes after new Middle East attacks
    Following renewed attacks in several Middle Eastern countries, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has updated its travel advice for Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Kuwait, and Bahrain. The ministry stated on X that the attacks make the security situation unpredictable, warning that a worsening situation could affect air traffic. Danes in... Read more »
  • US imposes 50 procent tariffs on more goods from Canada
    The US is introducing a 50 percent tariff on several Canadian products due to “discriminatory treatment” regarding trade in American cars, dairy products, and alcohol. US President Donald Trump signed three decrees introducing these tariffs, which will take effect on August 19. The tariffs cover everything from wine to ice... Read more »
  • World’s best female chess player declines presidency
    Judit Polgar, considered one of history’s best female chess players, has rejected an offer to become Hungary’s next president, Reuters reports. Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar had urged the 49-year-old to accept the mostly symbolic post. On social media, Polgar stated she is grateful but does not feel she has... Read more »
  • Iran’s Guard: Two ships on fire in Strait of Hormuz
    According to Iran’s Revolutionary Guard (IRGC), two oil tankers caught fire on Tuesday night following explosions in the southern Strait of Hormuz. The UKMTO reported that a ship was hit by a projectile eight nautical miles northeast of Limah, Oman, and the crew subsequently abandoned the vessel. The IRGC stated... Read more »
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    The Hill

  • Raskin argues Epstein emails show lobbying on behalf of foreign governments
    Emails from Jeffrey Epstein to world leaders indicate he should have registered as a foreign agent, House Judiciary Democrats argue, including messages showing he sought to capitalize on his relationship to President Trump. In a letter to top Trump administration officials, Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-Md.) said the communications from the... Read more »
  • Judge, nominated by Trump, rules against him in key Minnesota case
    A Trump-nominated federal judge has ruled against the administration in a key case centered around local immigration policy in Minnesota. According to a Monday filing, the Trump administration asserted that Minnesota sanctuary laws violate the Supremacy Clause of the Constitution, which states that federal law must be supreme to state... Read more »
  • State Department report links Cuba to wide range of US protests, including George Floyd
    The State Department in a new report linked Cuba to a range of protests in the U.S., including demonstrations surrounding the murder of George Floyd in 2020. The 100-page document, which was released Monday, alleged that beginning in the 1960s, the Cuban regime "has served as the beating heart of... Read more »
  • US military launches Iran strikes for 10th consecutive day
    Welcome to The Hill's Defense & NatSec newsletter {beacon} Defense &National Security Defense &National Security   The Big Story US military strikes Iran for 10th consecutive day The U.S. military launched another round of airstrikes against Iran on Monday, marking the 10th consecutive day of kinetic action as the death... Read more »
  • Hegseth, Caine testify on Iran supplemental amid escalation: What to know 
    Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Dan Caine are set to testify in front of the Senate Tuesday on the White House’s supplemental funding request, days after an escalation in the U.S.-Iran war left three service members dead. Hegseth and Caine along with... Read more »
  • Canada’s wildfires raise temperature on Trump-Carney relationship
    President Trump has put Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney on notice over the wildfire smoke that has shrouded over a dozen states, threatening tariffs and adding more strain to already fraught U.S.-Canada relations. Trump has said the smoke from Canada’s wildfires has been “poisoning” the air in the U.S. and... Read more »
  • FDA still focused on Taylor Farms amid cyclospora outbreak
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    City AM

  • IHT receipts hit record high as Rachel Reeves’ frozen bands raid plague Brits
    Inheritance tax receipts soared to a record high in the three months to June 2026, as frozen thresholds drag more Brits into the net. Receipts hit £2.3bn over the period, according to the latest figures from HMRC, a £96m increase from the same period last year. In June alone inheritance... Read more »
  • Fulham sign up $15bn Silicon Valley tech and AI firm ClickHouse as front-of-shirt sponsor
    Fulham FC have followed Crystal Palace in signing up a tech and AI company as their front-of-shirt sponsor, ClickHouse, for the new Premier League season. ClickHouse is a US-based platform that crunches data for Meta, Tesla, OpenAI, Visa and Sony and replaces gambling brand SBOTOP as Fulham’s principal commercial partner.... Read more »
  • Magic Circle firm Linklaters sees partner profits soar to £2.5m after record year
    Partners at magic circle law firm Linklaters saw pay packets double after the firm had its third consecutive year of double-digit profit growth. For its year to 30 April, 2026, Linklaters reported record revenue of £2.47bn, up nearly 7 per cent, and pre-tax profit of £1.2bn, up over 11 per... Read more »
  • Burnham can prove he’s pro-business by scrapping stamp duty on shares
    London’s decline as a financial capital isn’t inevitable. By scrapping stamp duty om shares – a tax that investors in America, China and India simply do not pay – Andy Burnham can turn the City around, says Tom Willerton-Gartside London is being overtaken. Once the undisputed financial capital of the... Read more »
  • Thames Water creditors offer government ‘golden share’ to fend off nationalisation
    The group of creditors vying to take control of Thames Water has said it is willing to grant the government a “golden share” in the company and offer local governments oversight of its operations as it looks to fend off nationalisation by Andy Burnham. In a statement today, London &... Read more »
  • Babcock and Rolls-Royce stocks rally after Healey appointment
    Defence stocks including Rolls-Royce have stormed to new highs as investors added to bets that the new Chancellor John Healey would plough further cash into London-listed arms companies.  Defence supply giants Babcock and BAE Systems were among the biggest risers when markets opened on Tuesday, some 12 hours after former... Read more »
  • Rachel Reeves’ sister takes top legal role in Burnham’s Cabinet overhaul
    Prime Minister Andy Burnham has picked Ellie Reeves, the sister of former Chancellor Rachel, to serve as the chief legal adviser to the government. Lord Richard Hermer KC, a close ally of Keir Starmer who played a pivotal role in shaping the legal and international stance of Starmer’s government, was... Read more »