Over 2000 people have once again stayed overnight at the registration center in Ter Apel, resulting in a 15,000 euro fine for the COA. Despite their efforts, the high occupancy and influx have made it difficult to comply with their agreement with the municipality.
Multiple injuries reported after accident at popular motorcycle destination in Barneveld, investigation underway by police.
Protesters against Israeli president Herzog's presence at the opening of the National Holocaust Museum have been cleared from Waterlooplein by police, with thirteen arrests made. Demonstrators carried Palestinian flags and signs reading Amsterdam is saying no to genocide, while Amnesty International also protested Herzog's visit.
The pandemic caused a revival in the craft of millers, with a growth in the number of active and qualified millers and much interest in training. The combination of leisure time and the trend of buying local produce contributed to this.
Irish Prime Minister Varadkar has acknowledged his loss in a referendum over two constitutional amendments, with early results showing rejection of the proposed changes. The amendments aimed to broaden the definition of family and expand the responsibility for caring for sick and disabled family members, but concerns about vague language and potential impacts on government support for caregivers likely influenced the outcome.
War in Gaza leads to destruction of historical heritage - From ancient bathhouses to monumental mosques, archaeological remains are being destroyed in the battle between Israel and Hamas. For locals, it is a loss of their history and identity, archaeologists say.