Sole survivor of crash in India buries brother, who was also on board
Brother buried by sole survivor of plane crash in India; cause investigated and flights canceled after emergency Dreamliner landing.
Dozens of writers from acquired publishers also angry at KKR
Dutch writers under publishing group VBK have released a statement denouncing KKR's recent acquisition of their parent company and denouncing all Israeli investments made by the investment firm. They are urging VBK to pressure KKR to divest from the Israeli war industry and several artists have already canceled performances at festivals owned by KKR.
NOC*NSF asks for additional 10 million euros to improve situation of Dutch top athletes
Based on extensive research into the Dutch top sports culture, focusing on performance, well-being and safety, it appears that there is still much room for improvement, especially in the people-oriented area. Cases of transgressive behavior have been reported by athletes, indicating that there is still much work to be done to change the top sports climate in the Netherlands.
NSC gives minister Wiersma one more chance in nitrogen crisis, BBB reacts angrily
NSC party demands quick action from land agriculture minister Wiersma (BBB) on stricter nitrogen measures proposed by environmental organizations, with NSC spokesperson criticizing Wiersma's lack of progress in addressing the crisis. BBB leader responds angrily, saying she would rather die than speak to MOB organization involved in ongoing legal battles.
Piano great Alfred Brendel (94) died
Legendary pianist and poet, Alfred Brendel, died at the age of 94. Regarded as one of the greatest pianists of the 20th century, Brendel was known for his exceptional performances of classical works and his intellectual approach to music.
Former PvdA leader Lodewijk Asscher to clean up debris at FNV
Asscher appointed temporary chairman of FNV union to address leadership crisis, alongside former PvdA senator Noten, following staff complaints and delayed elections.