North Korea has amended its constitution to remove references to a unified Korea and no longer describes its territory as the northern half of the peninsula. The changes officially recognize the border with South Korea, reflecting a significant shift in Pyongyang's policy toward its neighbor.
Mexico City is implementing safety measures to manage large crowds during the World Cup match between Mexico and England. These precautions follow a tragic incident where four people died due to overcrowding during celebrations after the team's victory against Ecuador.
Fans of the Moroccan national football team took to the streets in various cities across the Netherlands to celebrate their victory over Canada. Large crowds gathered in multiple locations, including Amsterdam, to mark the win.
Former Dutch minister Jo Ritzen argues that the emphasis on higher education has failed to create equality and instead widened social divides. He contends that his generation's policies resulted in a system where highly educated individuals primarily create career opportunities for themselves.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has declared that Ukraine has gained control over the Black Sea. He described the achievement as a victory that many had previously considered impossible.
The Netherlands is calling for a delay in the implementation of strict new EU environmental regulations on natural gas imports. This request follows warnings from oil companies and the United States regarding the potential risk of supply shortages.