Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert expresses concerns over the plan to allocate more funds for settlements in the occupied Golan Heights, with the goal of doubling the population and strengthening Israel's presence in the area, while analysts say the move is primarily a political gesture.
Decline in threats to politicians in municipalities and provinces since 2012, but aggression remains a problem especially among women according to research. Network Resilient Governance offers support and organizes meetings to talk about this worrisome issue.
Police have already carried out 1100 attacks with explosives on homes and businesses this year and have already arrested 500 suspects for this, especially cobras are used because they are available due to the Dutch fireworks culture and police are calling for more attention and action at schools and neighborhoods, among others, to address this problem.
Minister Faber has her asylum bills ready and the Cabinet is expected to approve them by the end of this week. The measures include eliminating indefinite asylum permits and making it more difficult for asylum seekers to bring family members over.
Albert Heijn wins the Golden Windei for their frozen-food cups for changing recipes without transparent communication to customers. Foodwatch, the food watchdog, stands behind the decision and also blames Mondelez and Nescafé for similar phenomena.
70 years ago, Queen Juliana signed the document that stands above the Dutch constitution: the Statute. Celebrations for Kingdom Day were held yesterday in the islands and today in the Netherlands. Learn about the history and significance of this monumental event.