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Major missile attack on energy infrastructure in Belgorod

Major missile attack on energy infrastructure in Belgorod

A large missile attack targeted energy infrastructure in the Russian region of Belgorod, according to local authorities and the Interfax news agency. The city of Belgorod, situated near the Ukrainian border, was among the locations damaged in the strike.

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Six new homes in Bennebroek, but once again none in social housing

Six new homes in Bennebroek, but once again none in social housing

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Imprisoned Flotilla activist Cerisa (24) kicked, beaten and humiliated: ‘It was worth it, I would go again’

Imprisoned Flotilla activist Cerisa (24) kicked, beaten and humiliated: ‘It was worth it, I would go again’

Twenty-four-year-old Dutch activist Cerisa van Kesteren has returned to the Netherlands after being intercepted and detained while participating in a flotilla to Gaza. She reports being physically abused and humiliated during her detention, which included being forced to kneel with her hands bound for eight hours.

Number of self-employed remains high despite stricter Tax Authority checks

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Fierce resistance to Kleine Houtweg redevelopment. 'Greenest part of Haarlem even greener? Total nonsense!'

Fierce resistance to Kleine Houtweg redevelopment. 'Greenest part of Haarlem even greener? Total nonsense!'

A large majority of residents in Haarlem are opposing the planned renovation of the Kleine Houtweg, according to a survey by Haarlems Dagblad. Critics argue that merging bicycle and car lanes to increase greenery is unnecessary and nonsensical for an area that is already considered the greenest part of the city.