TB cases at meal provider on Goeree-Overflakkee
'Food safety potentially at risk after TB infections among employees meal supplier in Oude-Tonge; dozens of Van Loon Group employees infected after investigation by GGD and measures taken.'
Europe shudders after 'electroshock' Trump, emergency summit at 'crucial moment'
Europe faces a crisis as it grapples with the shifting dynamics of international security in the wake of controversial statements from US leaders. At a hastily-called summit in Paris, top European leaders will discuss their role in resolving conflicts in Ukraine and their relationship with the US and Russia.
Minister Wiersma hopes for other nitrogen rules, explores options
Letters from BBB Minister Wiersma reveal sweeping options for solving the nitrogen crisis, including establishing a new lower permit limit with potential legal snags. This could be a breakthrough in nitrogen policy and all sectors are called upon to contribute.
Spike in application for benefits Washington D.C. as wave of layoffs hits officials
Unemployment benefits have surged in the US since President Trump took office, with over 9,500 government employees losing their jobs. This is part of the new administration's cost-cutting measures, with a focus on reducing the number of federal workers in Washington D.C. and across the country.
Netherlands 'benevolent' on participation of troops in Ukraine, fast track emergency summit in Paris
Prime Minister Schoof considers Dutch participation in force to protect Ukraine after agreement with Russia, while President Macron plans informal emergency meeting with European government leaders for Monday in Paris on European army.
Mother (37) and daughter (2) died after Munich attack
Nearly 40 people were injured when a 24-year-old driver intentionally drove into a group of protesters in a South German city on Thursday morning.