Germany builds 19 billion euro hydrogen network
Germany to Construct 19 Billion Euro Hydrogen Network by 2030, Aiming for Climate Neutrality by 2045
Austrian girl (14) sentenced to two years in terror trial
14-year-old Austrian girl convicted to two years in prison by jury for suspected ties to ISIS and planning a terror attack, after showing a sudden interest in the group and discussing explosives with a suspected accomplice.
More Dutch companies victimized by hostage software than thought
Data leakage can have serious consequences for companies and institutions, but only 9% pay ransom after a hostage software attack, according to the regulator. Poor security and lack of basic security create vulnerabilities, especially among IT service providers with access to data from multiple companies.
Less money for prevention leads to concerns among opposition and municipalities
Government announced budget cuts for organizations and projects related to prevention, sports facilities, and healthcare for the uninsured, sparking criticism from opposition parties and experts for the potential negative consequences on the health of Dutch citizens.
3 million euros to refurbish dilapidated farmhouses Oldambt
3 million euros freed up to renovate and repurpose farmhouses in Groningen, as the number of agricultural businesses has declined sharply and gas extraction has caused subsidence and other damage. A plan to renovate 342 farms and build tiny houses on the estate is in the works, with hopes of revitalizing the region and keeping youth in the area.
Cuba faces tropical storm atop 'energy emergency'
Tropical storm Oscar is hitting Cuba, adding to growing discontent over the recent massive power outages in the country, which also saw massive anti-government protests this week. The storm may have caused further damage to the power grid, leading to a severe water shortage in the country.