The T1 Phone, the Trump family's smartphone announced with much excitement, has become a financial scandal. Nearly 600,000 Americans paid $100 in advance for the $499 device, but more than a year after the announcement, not a single phone has been delivered. A total of $59 million has already been raised.
Between Saturday, May 16 and Friday, June 5, pop star Harry Styles will give ten concerts in the Johan Cruijff Arena. With about 700,000 visitors epxtected, Amsterdam expects a major economic boost.
The FBI has put a $200,000 reward (about 172,000 euros) on Monica Witt's head. At the very least, this reward is waiting for whoever can provide the ultimate tip that would lead to the arrest of the fugitive American military who is believed to have been spying for Iran.
Japanese automaker Honda posted a billion-dollar loss in the 2025-2026 fiscal year. This also marks a historic first for the company as it has never before closed a fiscal year at a loss.
On Wednesday night, Russia once again carried out heavy bombing raids on Ukraine's capital Kiev. The death toll has now risen to 24, including three children among those killed. This heartbreaking news is reported by Ukrainian emergency services.
Five Italian divers died in a tragic accident in the Maldives on Thursday, Italian media reported. Among the victims are a mother and her daughter. It is one of the most serious diving accidents ever in the Maldives.
The U.S. weather service NOAA estimates a whopping 82 percent chance that El Niño will develop between May and July.
Indian Prime Minister Modi will visit the Netherlands on Friday, a year later than planned after his arrival was canceled last year due to military tensions with neighboring Pakistan.
At the end of his three-day state visit to Beijing, US President Donald Trump stated that he and Chinese President Xi-Jinping have reached an agreement on two key issues regarding Iran: the country should not acquire nuclear weapons and the Strait of Hormuz should remain open.
Three Bozar board members are resigning in protest against the planned arrival of Israeli conductor Lahav Shani. Among them is Minister of State Jos Geysels, who has served on the board since 2021. Actor and filmmaker Mohamed Ouachen and Els Silvrants-Barclay are also stepping down.