NSC remains committed to the plan to give pension funds a say via referendum, despite strong criticism from the Council of State and calls from employer organizations and coalition party VVD to withdraw the proposal.
Sri Lanka is already welcoming half a million tourists in the first two months of the year, which is a big growth for the country that normally receives around a million tourists in an entire year. The tourists are injecting more than $5 billion into the economy, which is very welcome as the country tries to overcome an economic crisis.
Police risk management still inadequate, causing preventable injuries among officers according to labor union and employees.
Rob de Nijs is a famous Dutch singer who, after more than 60 years on stage, decided to stop performing because of Parkinson's disease. But after a fall on stage, he revised his decision and continued again, which is characteristic of his authentic and honest character.
Valkenburg wanted to repair concrete rot Wilhelminator for years, but was too late: tower suddenly collapsed. Cause is being investigated by OVV, residents upset.
Authorities in North Macedonia are investigating whether corruption played a role in a deadly nightclub fire that killed almost 60 people. Over 20 suspects have been identified and arrested, and early reports suggest the nightclub did not have a valid permit due to corrupt practices in the country.