Start of the Nijmegen Four Days Marches • Lebanese president in the US

Good morning! Today, more than 45,000 participants will appear at the start of the Nijmegen Four Days Marches and the President of Lebanon will visit Trump in Washington. First the weather: today the sun and clouds alternate and it remains dry almost everywhere.

With a moderate northwest wind it will be 20 to locally 25 degrees. There will be quite a bit of cloud in the coming days and a chance of a little rain, especially on Wednesday. Furthermore, occasionally sun with maximum temperatures between 18 and 24 degrees.

Are you going out today? Here you will find an overview of the traffic jams and road works and everything about the situation on the track. What can you expect today?

What did you miss? US President Trump has announced 50 percent import duties on a large number of goods from Canada. According to him, the measures are a response to what he describes as unfair trade practices.

Trump accuses Canada of not acting fairly in the areas of cars, alcohol and dairy and calls it "discriminatory treatment". The new rates would come into effect in a month's time, on August 19, and apply to a variety of products such as wine, cement and ice hockey sticks. Canadian Prime Minister Carney said in response that his country is prepared to engage with the United States to resolve outstanding issues, but also to "take all necessary measures" to support Canadian businesses.

Other news from the night: And then this: It was undoubtedly an unreal day for the Spanish football players. They became world champions on Sunday evening, celebrated their victory over the Argentinians until late at night and boarded the plane with little eyes to fly back home. They were immediately honored in Madrid last night.

As many as two million people tried to catch a glimpse of the newly crowned world champions. Look at the crazy Spaniards here: Have a nice day!