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President Trump is reportedly considering resuming limited military attacks on Iran while not ruling out diplomacy, with discussions also focusing on a potential naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz to cut off Iranian revenue. The UK has stated it will not join Trump's proposed blockade of Iran's ports.
Multiple wildfires continue to rage across the Netherlands, including incidents in Helden, Limburg, and on a military training ground in Assen, Drenthe. A new blaze near Weert, Limburg, forced the evacuation of Kempen Airport and is part of a nationwide surge in fires.
The website that Gisèle Pelicot's ex-husband used to recruit men for her rape has reappeared online under a new name, prompting a new investigation by French authorities.
A fire that broke out in the dunes of The Hague has been brought under control. Firefighters will remain on site overnight to observe the situation and prevent any rekindling.
The upcoming King's Day celebration in Dokkum in 2026 is noted as a sign of the increasing popularity of the Dutch royal house.
President Donald Trump was swiftly evacuated from the White House Correspondents' Dinner after reports of suspected gunshots and a security incident. He was rushed from the ballroom, with no immediate signs of injuries reported.
A Berlin museum has made war-damaged artworks by Rubens and Caravaggio available for online viewing again, allowing the public to see these previously destroyed pieces.
A fire station in Oss, Netherlands, has experienced its third break-in this week, raising concerns about security. Authorities are investigating the repeated incidents at the facility.
The Netherlands has experienced calm weather in April, with no Code Orange or Red warnings issued since 2010, a trend that continues this year.
Toronto fire crews were called to melt a giant ice installation created by rapper Drake as part of a publicity stunt, which authorities deemed "life-threatening" and caused significant disruption.
A priceless 2,500-year-old golden helmet, previously stolen, has been successfully returned to Romania. Its recovery followed a raid on a Dutch museum, and it is now back on display in Bucharest.
The only baby ever born in the Amersfoort concentration camp has returned to the site where he was imprisoned. This visit marks a significant moment of remembrance and reflection.
Japanese meteorologists have introduced a new term, 'kokushobi,' to describe days with extreme heat, specifically those exceeding 40 degrees Celsius. This new designation aims to better communicate the severity of such weather conditions.
Trade unions in the Netherlands have returned to the negotiating table with the minister to discuss the salaries of civil servants.
Tata Steel has been fined another 8.5 million euros due to continued breaches of emissions limits from its coking plant. This marks a repeated penalty for the company's excessive pollution.
A Dutch article emphasizes that a resilient and circular economy can only be achieved through decisive policy-making. The piece discusses the necessity of strong governmental action to transition towards a sustainable economic model.
An article explores what makes karaoke scenes in films so compelling, referencing iconic moments such as Bridget Jones singing 'Without You' and Sandra Hüller performing Harry Styles.
The US military conducted another strike on an alleged drug-smuggling vessel in the Eastern Pacific, resulting in the deaths of four people. This incident marks the fourth such strike by US forces in the region within a single week.
The UWV benefits agency in the Netherlands has confirmed that waiting times for initial assessments for the WIA disability benefit have increased to up to 15 months in some regions.
The editorial team of the Dutch "PR machine gun 'Blauw bloed'" is reportedly addressing the topic of "awkward sleepovers," suggesting a discussion within a media or entertainment context.
Residents in Tehran are cautiously venturing back onto the streets following a period of calm after recent unrest.
The article delves into author Dan Brown's concept that "consciousness is everywhere," examining whether there is any truth or scientific basis to this philosophical idea.
The number of wolves in the Netherlands continues to grow, with a total of 131 individual wolves identified last year and fourteen packs counted.
National advisory prices for diesel are expected to fall by nearly 7 cents and gasoline by about 3 cents in the Netherlands. Despite the drop, the decline is not directly proportional to the decrease in oil prices.
Fire departments are expressing concern regarding the increasing popularity and potentially unsafe use of plug-in home batteries. These devices, which are more accessible than traditional home batteries, are feared to be used improperly by consumers, posing safety risks.
Volgens Oekraïne zijn door Russische aanvallen afgelopen nacht in de havenstad Odesa zeker drie mensen gedood, onder wie een kind. Twee gewonden zijn in kritieke toestand opgenomen in het ziekenhuis.
An article uses the metaphor of Japanese knotweed to describe the recurring presence of opportunists and fortune-seekers in politics.
President Donald Trump has dismissed Pam Bondi from her role as U.S. Attorney General, with multiple reports confirming her ousting and prompting speculation regarding the reasons behind the decision, including alleged dissatisfaction with her handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case and lack of investigations into political opponents, despite her loyalty to the president.
King Charles and Queen Camilla are scheduled for the first British state visit to the USA since 2007 in late April, with King Charles III invited to address the US Congress. A meeting with Prince Harry in his adopted home is reportedly unlikely, despite speculation surrounding the royal couple's trip to the White House.
The Dutch Public Prosecution Service is advocating for stricter penalties for drug couriers at Schiphol Airport, arguing that they currently receive lighter sentences compared to other parts of the country, despite previous court rulings that found them to be treated too harshly.
Consumer goods giant Unilever has reportedly frozen hiring at all levels globally, citing 'significant challenges' and repercussions of the escalating conflict in the Middle East as the reason for the measure.
Two sailboats carrying humanitarian aid from Mexico to Cuba, previously reported missing with nine crew members, have been located by the Mexican Navy. Their crews are safe, and the vessels are continuing their journey to Havana to deliver urgently needed supplies.
A Dutch article features a columnist reflecting on the recurring theme of self-obsession in their writing.
As the school choice period begins in the Netherlands, an article discusses how assertive parents often seek to 'upgrade' their children's school advice.
The Dutch cabinet is prepared to continue allocating funds for pandemic preparedness, with Minister Hermans of Public Health planning to make a decision this spring on investments to prepare healthcare for a new pandemic.
De Zuid-Koreaanse K-popband BTS heeft zijn rentree gemaakt met een concert in het centrum van de hoofdstad Seoul. Er kwamen tienduizenden fans op af.
Dutch supermarket chain Jumbo has resumed offering discounts and advertising fresh meat, two years after it stopped such promotions, citing falling sales as the reason for the change.
A tragic bus collision in Weerawila, Sri Lanka, has occurred, leading to renewed concerns about road safety in the region.
Belgian Prime Minister De Wever is on the defensive after suggestions emerged to re-import Russian gas, likely in response to energy concerns.
Een prachtige zondag wat weer betreft, die nog wel vrij fris begon. Dat smaakt naar meer en het goede nieuws is: er komt ook meer. Maar er is ook minder goed nieuws.
Marleen is weer terug in de studio om samen met Joost de Haagse week door te nemen. Die werd gedomineerd door de oorlog in het Midden-Oosten, waar op verschillende dagen over gedebatteerd werd.
De Verenigde Staten, Israël en Iran zitten nog volop in de oorlogsmodus met aanvallen over en weer.
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine National Police – Highway Patrol Group (PNP -HPG) ordered its patrol officers to save on fuel amid looming price hikes triggered by escalating tensions in the…
A representative from the FNV union states that the organization needs to re-engage in external struggles with the outside world.
Saturday morning brought widespread fog and low clouds to the northwestern Netherlands, while the east and southeast experienced sunshine and milder temperatures, the weather service WeerOnline rep
Local politics in Bergen has gained new momentum after 'big egos and short fuses' were set aside, indicating a shift in leadership or approach.
Millions of people in Cuba, including the capital Havana, are without electricity due to a major power outage that began yesterday. The national electricity company states the problem lies with one of the largest power plants, and repairs are expected to take days.
The Oromia Health Bureau announced a 62% decrease in bushfire incidents, which were previously at an alarming level.
The National Ombudsman and the Children's Ombudsman have again warned about new asylum laws before the Senate, urging critical review by members.
A group of criminal lawyers in the Netherlands will resume visiting detainees in high-security prison sections, such as the Extra Beveiligde Inrichting (EBI) in Vught, after dozens of lawyers stopped work in these sections last November.
The US-Israeli attack against Iran aims at regime change. Roland Popp from Milak at ETH Zurich speaks of an attempted "decapitation strike" against Tehran's leadership – with…
Pakistan carried out airstrikes today on Afghan cities, including the capital Kabul and Kandahar. Military installations, among others, were targeted.
Alderman Ronald Weerwag of Zoetermeer resigned Monday, just days before the municipal elections on March 18, following allegations that he used “intimidating, belittling, and threatening” language
Reports indicate that Ukraine is making territorial gains on the battlefield following Russia's exclusion from the Starlink satellite service.
The National Media Research (NMO) in the Netherlands is changing how it measures TV ratings. From April 6, daily viewership figures will be released the day after broadcast, and online viewers will also be included in the count.
Tanweer Productions and former Buccaneer Media executive Richard Tulk-Hart's Volteo Media are collaborating on the development of a new dramedy series titled 'Antiparos'.
Donald Trump is facing a critical deadline regarding potential strikes on Iran, with reports indicating he will be briefed on military options. The situation has led to an impasse, with analysts suggesting Trump is more likely to continue a 'game of chicken' than launch an attack.
A significant fire broke out at the 't Harde military training ground in the Veluwe region of eastern Netherlands. Firefighters were expected to battle the extensive blaze, which affected a 2,200-meter strip, throughout the night.
The Dutch fire department is warning of a heightened risk of wildfires in the coming period due to persistent drought, following several recent incidents across the Netherlands.
Dutch Minister Van Veldhoven for Climate and Green Growth disputes energy companies' warnings that mandatory green gas blending from 2027 will lead to significantly higher gas bills, while companies argue the cost will rise due to more expensive green gas.
Five people were injured in an accident involving a fire truck on the N35 road between Wierden and Nijverdal, Netherlands, which ended up overturned in a field.
A series of severe traffic accidents have been reported in various countries, including Albania, Bosnia, Austria, Malaysia, and the Netherlands. These incidents collectively resulted in multiple fatalities and numerous injuries.
The Argentine cabinet has reportedly barred journalists from entering government buildings, citing suspicions of espionage.
The final installment of Mathijs Deen's Wadden series is praised for its sophisticated narrative and cleverly integrated digressions, maintaining the quality of previous works.
Mexico's ancient Teotihuacán archaeological site has reopened to visitors under heavy security and new rules, following an armed attack that resulted in the death of a Canadian tourist.
The Dutch coalition government has reportedly put behind its frustration over the failure of the asylum law.
Iran has again closed the Strait of Hormuz, with its Revolutionary Guard threatening to fire on any approaching ships, leading to a significant drop in traffic due to security fears. The US has warned against "blackmail" and reportedly plans to seize Iran-linked vessels.
The annual Bloemencorso Bollenstreek (Flower Parade) has commenced in Noordwijk, with colorful, flower-decorated floats making their way through five villages before arriving in Haarlem.
The Strait of Hormuz has reopened, easing global energy concerns, with President Trump expressing optimism for an impending deal with Iran. However, Iranian officials have warned they could re-close the vital waterway if the US blockade continues, while also rejecting Trump's claims about giving up uranium.
Venezuela has resumed cooperation with the International Monetary Fund and World Bank after a seven-year break, a development celebrated by its government. This comes amidst various IMF warnings to other nations regarding economic policy, including advice against lowering fuel taxes and imposing windfall taxes on energy profits.
Generation Z is expressing a strong aversion to artificial intelligence, with much of their criticism directed at Sam Altman. This sentiment stems from his repeated predictions that AI will lead to significant job displacement for their generation.
The Dutch Ministry of Defense has temporarily suspended drone exercises at the Weerterheide military training ground, located near Weert. This decision comes after reports of incidents from the adjacent Airport Kempen.
Israel and Lebanon have agreed to and held their first direct negotiations in decades, with talks facilitated by the United States. An Israeli envoy described the discussions as an excellent exchange of views.
In an emotional plea, former lawyer Inez Weski vehemently denied the accusations against her on the final day of her trial. At the end of the session in the Rotterdam court, Weski was given the last word.
A 36-year-old man from Eindhoven was arrested after allegedly strangling and assaulting his 42-year-old Belgian partner during an argument in Weert.
The Nederlandse Aardoliemaatschappij (NAM) plans to restart gas extraction operations at Warffum, Netherlands, with work to get the installations running again scheduled to begin next week.
Budanov stated that attacks on Russian oil terminals are affecting the negotiations and strengthening Ukraine's position.
The Drenthe Safety Region in the Netherlands is urgently requesting more funding for its fire department, citing an increasing risk of wildfires, warning that without additional resources, they may not be able to respond to all incidents.
A wedding album from 1944, believed lost and found in a thrift store, has been successfully returned to the descendants of the original owners in Rotterdam.
Brussels is downplaying concerns over high energy prices, but there is a growing sentiment that a crisis summit may be necessary to address the situation.
Rishini Weeraratne has been recognized with the Platinum Excellence Award, celebrating her achievements and contributions.
A new perspective on sustainable construction suggests that disassembling buildings for complete reconstruction elsewhere is more environmentally friendly than merely demolishing and reusing materials.
An Eritrean cycling talent, currently residing in an asylum seekers' center in the Netherlands, is receiving support from Eindhoven cycling fans to help him resume his professional career.
Greenpeace has accused oil companies of making 'superprofits' from the Middle East war, while oil futures posted record gains in the first quarter, raising questions about the industry's economic position during the ongoing energy crisis.
The Roman Church is reportedly facing significant financial challenges, leading to speculation and questions about whether these difficulties influenced the Pope's recent visit to Monaco.
An opinion piece posits that the foundation of a resilient democracy lies in fostering a connected and cohesive society.
Denmark and Romania are set to switch to daylight saving time, with clocks moving forward by one hour on Sunday morning.
A new series of ATM explosions has occurred across the Netherlands from Wednesday night into Thursday morning, injuring a teenage girl in Amsterdam and prompting further investigations by authorities. This follows previous incidents reported earlier in the week.
Waste processor CFS in Weert, Netherlands, has temporarily withdrawn its application for a controversial PFAS discharge permit and will install additional filters to reduce PFAS emissions.
An analysis explores why the climate crisis, despite its urgency, lacks the compelling and immediate engagement that often characterizes public and political responses to war.
The Netherlands will immediately resume the deportation of asylum seekers to Belgium, a practice halted last year due to a Council of State ruling on inadequate reception facilities. Belgium has now provided assurances regarding improved conditions.
Four people were killed when two buses collided in Weerawila, Sri Lanka.
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Two homes in Roermond, Netherlands, were damaged by a loud bang overnight, possibly caused by heavy fireworks. Police are investigating the incident and seeking witnesses, noting that the city has experienced similar events in recent years.
The war in the Middle East is impacting Gaza, with residents experiencing increasing shortages as Israel closed all border crossings shortly after the war against Iran began.
Nederland is kwetsbaar bij een langdurige onderbreking van de gasaanvoer. Dat blijkt uit een nieuwe weerbaarheidsanalyse van Gasunie-dochter GTS.
The Global Center on Adaptation (GCA) in Rotterdam is reportedly on the brink of bankruptcy, leading to the resignation of its director and former UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon from its board. The center, established nearly a decade ago, is facing severe financial difficulties due to funding cuts from countries like the Netherlands and the UK.
Er vertrekken weer mondjesmaat lijnvluchten van en naar de Golfregio. Luchtvaartmaatschappijen willen de komende dagen het aantal vluchten opvoeren, al zijn die plannen vanwege de veiligheidssituatie…
În doar două luni, președintele american Donald Trump a supravegheat înlăturarea forțată a doi lideri străini în funcție: președintele venezuelean Nicolás Maduro și liderul suprem iranian Ali…
Dutch Railways (NS) reported a profit last year for the first time in a long period, primarily attributed to a significant increase in train passengers in 2025, resulting in a profit of 380 million euros.
De schoonmaak van wat wel de grootste drugsput van Europa wordt genoemd, is bijna afgerond.
Pakistan and Afghanistan are experiencing a rupture across the Durand Line, marked by intense military clashes driven by differences over Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan and collapsing strategic trust.
De strijd om de toekomst van Iran is in een beslissende fase beland. Israël en de VS willen doorpakken tot de Islamitische Republiek omvalt, terwijl het Iraanse regime bezweert te zullen doorvechten…
An article discusses the potential economic and health consequences of a future pandemic, reflecting on lessons learned and challenges ahead.
The port of Antwerp will be equipped with an anti-aircraft defense system, as announced by Belgian Prime Minister De Wever, though the number of systems is not yet known.
Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly inaugurated the 'Il Monte Galala Towers and Marina' project in Ain Sokhna, a billion-dollar investment by Tatweer Misr aimed at transforming the Red Sea region into a year-round tourist center.
The world’s first Fish Doorbell at the Weerdsluis in Utrecht will resume operatio
Het was vandaag kletsnat en grijs weer, maar ondanks de regen was het allesbehalve koud. De temperatuur steeg naar 9 graden in het noorden en een ruime 12 graden in het zuiden. Ook na het w
Several major tech companies, including Meta and Microsoft, reported earnings, leading to significant fluctuations in their stock prices. Meta saw a substantial drop after its AI expense estimates, while Microsoft's solid earnings didn't prevent a stock decline.
The Dutch municipality of Gorinchem is conducting a new election following unresolved questions and allegations of proxy vote fraud from a previous ballot. Residents are heading back to the polls to ensure transparency and address the integrity concerns.
Climbers on Mount Everest have been able to continue their journey after a two-week delay caused by an unstable block of glacier ice. Experienced mountain guides successfully established an alternative route.
A shooting occurred at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, leading to a suspect being charged with the attempted assassination of Donald Trump. In the aftermath, Trump and the First Lady publicly demanded ABC fire late-night host Jimmy Kimmel over a joke related to the incident.
A bomb attack on a highway in Colombia killed 14 civilians and injured dozens, with authorities blaming dissident FARC rebels for the incident which occurred weeks before the presidential election.
A Dutch opinion piece titled "The reliable guys see it a bit gloomier again" suggests a pessimistic sentiment, likely concerning current events or societal mood.
The University of Amsterdam, Vrije Universiteit, and Hogeschool van Amsterdam have jointly decided to reinstate administrative grants for board members of the student association ASC/AVSV, subject to specific conditions.
The FBI reportedly investigated a New York Times reporter in connection with a story published about Kash Patel's girlfriend. The New York Times executive editor accused the FBI of attempting to "criminalize" journalism through this investigation.
Due to ongoing drought, the risk of wildfires has increased in North Brabant and the northern half of South Holland, leading the fire department to be extra vigilant.
Many of the 500 people who lose their jobs at the end of June with the closure of the Apollo Vredestein tire factory in Enschede can find work elsewhere. "Employment is such that...
Ugandan Member of Parliament Nakimuli is scheduled to be buried in Luweero on April 23, as reported by the Daily Monitor.
Amsterdam is launching a monthly subscription pass allowing unlimited access to four nightclubs, aiming to encourage young people to frequent the city's nightlife scene more often.
A Dutch cargo ship sank overnight near Antwerp, Belgium, leading to an oil leak in the Schelde river. Both crew members were rescued and taken to the hospital for checks.
European nations, led by France and the UK, are planning a multinational naval mission to secure the Strait of Hormuz. This initiative aims to ensure safe passage through the vital waterway, with Italy also expressing openness to contribute.
TommyTomato will resume delivering healthy warm lunch meals to schools after the May holidays, following a restart in a streamlined form that includes closing its Eindhoven distribution center while maintaining others.
A new type of solar panel technology is highlighted as having the potential to place Europe back at the forefront of the energy transition.
A review describes 'L’engloutie' as a narrative that oscillates between a quiet thriller, a fairy tale, and a ghost story, creating an intriguing experience.
The Trump administration has agreed to reverse its ban, allowing the Pride flag to fly once again at the Stonewall National Monument in New York.
World Aquatics has reversed its stance, announcing that the Russian national anthem will once again be permitted to be played for Russian swimmers at competitions.
NASA has actively engaged the public for its Artemis II Moon missions, implementing an optical communications system for higher-resolution streaming on platforms like Twitch, alongside the 'Howl at the Moon' initiative to boost enthusiasm for space exploration.
Er is een bestand tussen Iran en Amerika. Tenminste, dat was woensdag. Gisteren wankelde het alweer en wie weet hoe het er vanavond voor staat.
An advice column addresses a reader's dilemma regarding their mother, who consistently finds herself in unhealthy relationships, seeking guidance on how to respond.
The four crew members of the Artemis II mission traveled about 252,760 miles away from Earth
A review describes the Dutch television program 'VTWonen: Weer verliefd op je huis' as 'skillfully made nothingness,' offering critical commentary on the home renovation show.
Interest in heat pumps has significantly increased in the Netherlands as gas prices have risen sharply in recent weeks, prompting consumers to consider electric heating alternatives when replacing their central heating systems.
The original K3 lineup reunited on stage in the Netherlands for the first time since 2009, performing to 17,000 fans in Rotterdam Ahoy in an evening filled with nostalgia.
The BBB party has lost another seat in the Dutch Senate after Van Gasteren decided to keep his seat, affecting the party's representation.
Je hebt het misschien al gemerkt, vanmorgen bij het ontbijt of bij aankomst op je werk: het is weer 1 april, de dag dat je op de hoede moet zijn voor scheetkussens, zout in je koffie en andere…
A weakened humpback whale, which had stranded multiple times in shallow Baltic Sea waters near Wismar, Germany, has finally swum free after a days-long ordeal. Rescuers initially aided its escape, and the exhausted giant later corrected its course away from a harbor.
Countries across Europe move their clocks forward one hour as summer time begins, with articles from the Netherlands, Greece, Ireland, Germany, Finland, Moldova, Serbia, Switzerland, Lithuania, Hungary, Denmark, Austria, and Slovakia covering the annual transition.
US President Donald Trump confirmed Iran allowed ten oil tankers to pass through the Strait of Hormuz as a 'gift,' with John Bolton suggesting the 'big present' is likely an oil-filled tanker. Trump also stated that taking control of Iranian oil, similar to Venezuela, is an option he is considering.
Dutch Minister for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation, Sjoerdsma, is set to lead a trade mission to China after being granted re-entry to the country, following an agreement with his Chinese counterpart Wang Wentao.
Sudanese authorities have accused Ethiopia of providing support to rebels who carried out an attack on Kurmuk.
Cuba has experienced its second nationwide power outage in a week, exacerbating an already difficult energy crisis linked to the US oil embargo and network issues.
Het Zweedse bedrijf Pophouse Entertainment koopt de rechten van zangeres Tina Turner. De legendarische zangeres overleed in 2023. Pophouse is het bedrijf dat eerder ABBA weer liet optreden.
It comes after President Trump urged the UK and other countries to send warships to protect the vital shipping channel.
A strong German military is seen as crucial for a resilient Europe, according to a report from de-volkskrant.
The Dutch government is facing another budget cut controversy, this time concerning proposed reductions to disability benefits, adding to a series of contentious austerity measures.
Voor het eerst sinds het uitbreken van de oorlog in de Golfregio lijken de prijzen aan de pomp niet verder te stijgen en zelfs een klein beetje te dalen. Maandag werd er nog aan de pomp…
As global oil prices rise, the long-standing debate surrounding gas extraction in Groningen, Netherlands, is reignited, with local concerns about the 'ritual dance' of increased activity.
Het monumentale aquarium in Artis Amsterdam bereidt zich langzaam voor op heropening na een opknapbeurt die ruim vijf jaar heeft geduurd. Op dit moment worden de vissen aangevoerd.
The opening ceremony for the Paralympic Games is taking place in Verona, Italy.
The renovation of the Polder Tower in Emmeloord is almost complete. The old, octagonal water tower had been empty in recent years and had fallen into disrepair.
The political discussion in the Netherlands about gas extraction in Groningen and keeping the gas fields open has reignited due to the war in Iran.
As tax filing season begins, an article offers important tips and advice for individuals preparing their tax returns.
Utrecht’s fish doorbell, an internet hit which has allowed tens of thousands of people all over the world to help...
Millions of people in the Netherlands can begin filing their annual tax returns starting March 1st, with some expecting refunds and others facing additional payments.
Goedemorgen! De voormalige Amerikaanse president Bill Clinton moet in de VS getuigen over zijn banden met Jeffrey Epstein, en Pokémon bestaat 30 jaar. Eerst het weer: in het binnenland is…
The Dutch National Coordinator for Security and Counterterrorism (NCTV) has reinstated personal security for the threatened writer Lale Gül.
The number of people making illegal crossings from Dutch ports to the United Kingdom is increasing again after years of decline, prompting concern from the Royal Netherlands Marechaussee.
A man from Nieuw-Weerdingen, Netherlands, has been sentenced to six weeks in prison, with four weeks suspended, for inciting 'citizen controls' on asylum seekers at the German border last year.
NASA stuurt toch niet volgende maand een bemande vlucht naar de maan. Vrijdag werd na een generale repetitie nog groen licht gegeven voor een lancering in maart, maar later doken er toch nog ernstige