Banned Pride march marches through Budapest, with Dutch politicians
Huge crowds march in Budapest for banned Pride event, with support from Amsterdam mayor and Dutch politicians, despite concerns about potential arrests.
'Consumer will notice little from acquisition of RTL by DPG'
Media consolidation in the Netherlands as DPG Media acquires Sanoma titles may lead to less diversity in content and potentially lower pay for freelancers, according to media professor Mark Deuze. However, DPG argues that the move will help them compete with tech giants like Google and Meta.
Community service for justice worker who mailed information about security at EBI
Former justice worker gets community service for copying sensitive information about EBI and Schiphol prison to private email address, no link to criminal organization found.
Coffee more expensive again, five questions on price hike
A-brands have become significantly more expensive in recent times, but the steepest price increase is probably over now, and the price of coffee is not expected to drop quickly or much, despite possible temporary discounts and offers and consumers switching to cheaper private brands.
Arrest wave and executions in Iran, much fear after truce with Israel
Iran has arrested over 700 people on suspicion of spying and aiding Israel during the recent air war. The regime is under pressure and spreading conspiracy theories as they fear moderate reformists gaining power. Spying and smuggling activities are believed to be connected to the smuggling of drones from Pakistan and Iraqi Kurdistan.
Concerns over corrupt officials: 'Organized crime can't do without them'
Concerns at OM and National Criminal Investigation Department over growing involvement of organized crime in official corruption, where officials are bribed for access to sensitive information. Research shows lack of awareness and alertness among Dutch government agencies, but new strategy by Interior and Justice offers hope for better approach.