Austrian government stays afloat for now despite political conflict and heavy breach of trust between coalition parties. ÖVP Chancellor Nehammer steps up to European Court of Justice after vote on EU nature restoration law.
Police confirm threats have been made against a primary school in Oss, NL, causing it to close tomorrow as a precaution. The school is working with authorities and parents to determine the length of the closure and provide emergency childcare.
Top tennis player Richard Krajicek receives rare medal of honor from the king for his work with the Krajicek Foundation, which promotes healthy lifestyles for young people, and is one of the few individuals to receive the medal without the involvement of a minister.
'Relatives and organizations protest wreath laying by PVV chairman Bosma at the July 1 commemoration of the slavery past in Amsterdam. Bosma refuses to waive his attendance, despite calls from the organization.'
-At least 14 Jordanians died and 17 are missing during the annual hajj pilgrimage in Saudi Arabia, with Jordan's Foreign Ministry confirming that all the fatalities died of sunstroke. For Muslims, the hajj is an important time of reflection and penance for all their sins committed.
European nature restoration law expected to pass after Austria announces support, bringing enough backing from EU member states. Monday's vote will determine implementation of measures to restore 30% of struggling natural areas by 2030, with plans for improved biodiversity, water quality, and green spaces in all countries.