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    Inter Miami are set to take on Columbus in a Major League Soccer fixture, with attention focused on whether Lionel Messi plays and where fans can watch live. TV Azteca is among outlets telling viewers how to follow the match, and the club is trending in searches across Spain, Italy, France, Germany, India and the Netherlands.

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    8 in 10 young adults say smartphones harm daily life●8 in 10 people aged 16-34 say smartphone use harms their everyday lifeYhnSportFootball154 min ago

    A new survey in the Netherlands finds that 8 in 10 people aged 16 to 34 say their smartphone use harms their everyday life. The finding has drawn attention for how candid young adults are about the negative impact of their own screen habits, feeding into wider debate about phone addiction, sleep, concentration and mental wellbeing among younger generations.

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    A Dutch central banker has called for fiscal restraint, warning that government spending should remain disciplined. The appeal adds a central bank voice to ongoing debates in the Netherlands and across the eurozone about budget policy, debt levels and the balance between public investment and financial stability.

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    Dutch Central Bank Chief Urges Restraint on State Debt●Dutch Need to Keep State Debt in Check, Central Bank Chief Says✉newsBusinessBanking12 min ago

    The head of the Dutch central bank, De Nederlandsche Bank, has warned that the Netherlands must keep its government debt under control. The remarks serve as a caution against loosening fiscal policy, stressing that public finances need to remain sustainable. The intervention is drawing attention amid ongoing debate in Europe over budget discipline and spending pressures.

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    Israel revokes credentials of Dutch diplomats in West Bank●Israel revokes credentials of Dutch diplomats in West Bank over settlement goods ban Israel will revoke the diplomatic aMmastodonWarMiddle East725 min ago

    Israel is revoking the diplomatic accreditation of Dutch officials based in the occupied West Bank, the Foreign Ministry said. The move follows the Netherlands beginning to enforce its ban on goods imported from Israeli settlements. The dispute marks an escalation between Israel and a European partner over settlement trade policy, with the credentials revoked after Dutch enforcement started.