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Residents of house shot at in IJmuiden want to go home: 'We are not part of this conflict'

Residents of house shot at in IJmuiden want to go home: 'We are not part of this conflict'

Residents of a home in IJmuiden that was recently shot at are challenging a closure order in a Haarlem court to seek an immediate return to their residence. The father of the family testified that they are not involved in any conflict and feel safe, despite the Mayor of Velsen's decision to close the property following the incident.

Wouter Klootwijk: ‘The AFM says we should make more money from money, so do we buy stocks or prefer macaroni?’

Wouter Klootwijk: ‘The AFM says we should make more money from money, so do we buy stocks or prefer macaroni?’

Columnist Wouter Klootwijk discusses financial advice from the Dutch Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM) regarding wealth generation. He explores the trade-off between investing in stocks and purchasing essential items like macaroni.

What you didn't know about sun protection: ‘Throw away last year's sunscreen’

What you didn't know about sun protection: ‘Throw away last year's sunscreen’

This article provides nine essential facts about sun protection and sunscreen usage as sunny weather approaches. Key advice includes discarding sunscreen from previous years due to reduced effectiveness and guidelines on how frequently to reapply product for optimal safety.

Nervous Hillegom secures safety on final matchday after tough season. ‘This is an impressive achievement and we’re going to celebrate’

Nervous Hillegom secures safety on final matchday after tough season. ‘This is an impressive achievement and we’re going to celebrate’

SV Hillegom secured their place in the first class after a 3-5 away victory against title contender WV-HEDW on the final day of the season. The team avoided relegation despite a difficult year spent mostly in the lower rankings. This crucial win allowed the club to celebrate a successful end to a challenging campaign.

Iranian media: Nuclear issue no longer part of extended ceasefire

Iranian media: Nuclear issue no longer part of extended ceasefire

Iranian media reports that the country's nuclear program is excluded from the current memorandum of understanding being negotiated between Iran and the United States through Pakistan. Nuclear discussions are expected to take place only after the acceptance of a preliminary agreement and a 60-day extension of the existing truce.