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Beloved ‘ugly duckling’ returns: now electric

Beloved ‘ugly duckling’ returns: now electric

Citroën has announced the return of the iconic 2CV, commonly known as the 'ugly duck,' which will now be produced as an electric vehicle. This transition to electric power represents a major update for fans of the classic French car model.

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Top scorer in Belgium and persona non grata at Wolves: who is Tolu Arokodare, Ajax's targeted new striker?

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Ajax is reportedly close to signing Nigerian striker Tolu Arokodare from Wolverhampton Wanderers to strengthen their attacking line. The arrival of Arokodare is intended to create competition with fellow forward Marcos Leonardo in Amsterdam.

Millions of people watch leaked version of The Odyssey movie on X

Millions of people watch leaked version of The Odyssey movie on X

An unauthorized version of the film The Odyssey by director Christopher Nolan was viewed by approximately two million people on X over the weekend. The post containing the leaked content has since been removed from the platform.

China begins production of advanced chip machines

China begins production of advanced chip machines

China has started production of its own advanced chip manufacturing equipment. This development challenges the long-standing market dominance of the Dutch company ASML in the chip production sector.

Amsterdam Bite: Maison Champenoise's pâté en croûte is a hit in Amsterdam

Amsterdam Bite: Maison Champenoise's pâté en croûte is a hit in Amsterdam

The Amsterdamse Hap column features the French pâté en croûte from Maison Champenoise, a traditional meat pie from the Champagne region. This delicacy has become a popular culinary item among the diverse food offerings available in Amsterdam.

Budget fashion chain Primark lowers prices to stay ahead of competition

Budget fashion chain Primark lowers prices to stay ahead of competition

Budget clothing retailer Primark is permanently lowering prices on hundreds of popular items to maintain its competitive edge. This move is intended to challenge rising competitors like SHEIN and Temu and regain consumer interest.