The Trump administration's new counter-terrorism strategy characterizes Europe as a breeding ground for terrorism. The U.S. government claims that this threat is being fueled by mass migration into the continent.
The Party for the Animals (PvdD) is calling for the immediate removal of anti-bird nets placed over trees in Amsterdam's Carel Willinkplantsoen by the Rijksmuseum. The museum installed the nets to prevent nesting before construction work, but several birds have already become trapped, prompting concerns over animal welfare. While the museum acted legally, local authorities have now advised that the nets be removed.
A man sustained a hand injury during a stabbing incident on Generaal Cronjéstraat in Haarlem on Wednesday evening. Police have since arrested two individuals in connection with the incident.
European MEPs are calling for urgent action and access to test a new AI model called Mythos, which is capable of rapidly identifying security vulnerabilities. They warn that the technology could provide hackers with a dangerous advantage and express concern that American developers are currently excluding Europe from testing the software.
A South Korean appeals court has reduced the prison sentence of former Prime Minister Han Duck-soo by eight years. The 76-year-old was originally convicted for his involvement in the declaration of martial law under former President Yoon Suk-yeol.
The Dutch Ministry of Justice and Security has requested clarification from the municipality of Heemskerk regarding its plans for an asylum seeker center on Tolweg. The ministry warned that the current proposal does not comply with the Distribution Act and may result in the implementation of active supervision.