Israel's military has successfully liberated a 52-year-old Bedouin man who was kidnapped by Hamas on October 7th from a kibbutz in southern Israel. Details of the operation were not disclosed, but the man is said to be in good health and is receiving medical treatment. This rescue is part of a larger effort to retrieve over 100 hostages being held by Hamas in Gaza.
Learn about the hidden practice of dropshipping in online retail, where the seller doesn't have the products in stock and instead orders directly from a supplier in China, making returns more difficult. However, sellers are required to clearly disclose their return policy and provide a return address in the same country in which the business is operating.
The match between Feyenoord and Ajax will be banned because of police action, which cannot guarantee the safety of the players and public. The police unions and the clubs are disappointed and hope that agreements on the early retirement of officers will be reached soon, as police actions also affect soccer matches.
NSC leader Omtzigt has sparked a discussion about limiting the public activities of the royal family, specifically mentioning Princess Laurentien's involvement in the (Gelijk)waardig Herstel foundation. While her husband, Prince Constantijn, defends her and emphasizes his own independent work, the Prime Minister remains silent on the matter during his weekly meeting with the King.
Japanese government summons Chinese ambassador after a Chinese reconnaissance plane briefly enters Japan's airspace, marking a concerning trend of increased Chinese military activity in Japanese waters and airspace.
Russian tech billionaire and founder of Telegram, Pavel Doerov, has been arrested in Paris after landing in his private jet. His chat app, used by 700 million people worldwide, promises secure and anonymous communication, but has been criticized for its lack of moderation and hosting channels for illegal activities.