World Cup Knockout Spotlight: The Netherlands kick off the Round of 32 against Morocco in Monterrey on Monday night, after topping Group F with a 3-1 win over Tunisia; Ronald Koeman is expected to keep the core of the side, with Brian Brobbey leading the attack and Cody Gakpo and Denzel Dumfries carrying knocks but still in the mix. Match Build-Up: Morocco arrive unbeaten and confident, with coach Mohamed Ouahbi calling the 48-team format “not ideal,” and the tie framed as a heavyweight clash that could send the winner into the Round of 16 versus Canada. Aviation Watch: Ghana’s civil aviation regulator has opened an investigation into allegations of mistreatment of KLM passengers on an Amsterdam–Accra flight after social media videos showed complaints about a tarmac delay and handling. Defense Update: The Dutch military plans to expand drone warfare across all forces, aiming for more than half of operational effects to involve unmanned systems within five years. Health Warning: Poisonings linked to injectable weight-loss drugs in the Netherlands have doubled to 149 cases in 2025, with experts warning about unregistered products and use without medical supervision. Energy Shift: New CBS figures show the Netherlands now relies on the US for 24% of its energy, while Russia has fallen to below 3% since the Groningen gas wind-down.