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Football is the biggest victim of Infantino's World Cup stake: 'Could be a turning point'

FIFA president Gianni Infantino's proposal to allow investors to buy shares in the World Cup has sparked concerns regarding commercial influence on the sport. Critics suggest the move could prioritize financial interests and potentially serve to secure Infantino's reelection.

Madonna performs at WorldPride Saturday night: six things that make her an indestructible phenomenon

Leaked Odido customer data already misused dozens of times in phishing campaigns

Customer data stolen from telecommunications provider Odido in a February data breach has been repeatedly exploited in at least thirty phishing and spam campaigns. Researchers have identified that the leaked email addresses are being actively targeted by malicious actors.

Haarlem wants to hear your take on the new euro bills: are you team bird or team human?

Residents of Haarlem are being invited to share their preferences for the designs of upcoming new banknotes. The public can provide input on which themes, such as nature or historical figures, they would like to see featured on the future currency.

Haarlem children's camp Stuif-Stuif has been an alternative holiday for low-income families in Haarlem for 65 years

The Haarlem-based children's event 'Stuif-Stuif' is celebrating its 65th anniversary, providing holiday activities for children from low-income families since 1962. Supported by a dedicated team of long-term volunteers, the event offers a range of hands-on activities for children aged 4 to 12 from August 3 to 14.