The day's dominant domestic story was Prince Bernhard's sale of all his business interests, including his stake in Circuit Zandvoort and extensive real estate holdings. Multiple outlets led with the announcement, framing it as a reputational move after past controversies. The Berlin Pride attack aftermath continued to unfold: German media reported police had filmed suspect Abdul Ballout shortly before the attack, and his father claimed he was brainwashed. Wildfire coverage persisted, with the Bordeaux fires stable but uncontrolled, and new blazes near Valencia. Dutch drought and wildfire risks rose amid a heatwave. Other developments included a Paris knife attack injuring three, Israeli incursions into West Bank villages, and the rescue of four Dutch nationals missing on Lake Malawi. Philips received a €180 million US tariff refund, a rare positive financial note.