Spanish justice system has lost Dutchman Karim B. suspected of drug trafficking
Disappeared suspected criminal Karim B. after release now traceless, Spain and Netherlands want him arrested and tried for drug offenses.
British parliament votes on controversial Rwanda law, prime minister is determined
British parliament set to vote on controversial plan to deport migrants to Rwanda by plane after years of opposition and legal setbacks, with Prime Minister Sunak hoping for a boost for the Conservative Party in upcoming elections.
Violence Israeli settlers escalate, 'and army looks on'
Palestinian villages attacked by Israeli settlers in increasing violence in the occupied West Bank while the world's attention is on Gaza conflict, leaving Palestinians vulnerable and unprotected even in areas where Israeli army is responsible for safety.
Leerdam and skating team Jumbo-Visma part ways: 'Time for something else'
Jutta Leerdam is leaving skating team Jumbo-Visma, after negotiations ceased. The sprint star will look for a new challenge and is in talks with other teams, where money does not seem to play an important role.
Report: Israel did not provide evidence of link UNRWA and terrorism
Former French Foreign Minister Colonna led an independent investigation into allegations made against UNRWA, and the resulting report found that the organization had taken measures to ensure neutrality of its staff and was deemed essential by many. However, improvements can still be made and the Netherlands is waiting for the outcome of the report before deciding on future support.
Mouthpiece parties cross swords in courtroom
The civil case against Sywert van Lienden, Bernd Damme and Camille van Gestel over their earnings from the mouthpiece deal revolves around who is entitled to the millions in profits: the State or the non-profit foundation SHA. The three entrepreneurs and the current board of the SHA want a settlement, while SHA employees prefer a court ruling. The case continues in May and the verdict is expected in November.