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This municipality wants ‘zero asylum seekers’, is that allowed?

This municipality wants ‘zero asylum seekers’, is that allowed?

In Maassluis, Mayor Jack de Vries is at odds with the new local coalition over the intake of asylum seekers. While the coalition has pledged to accept zero refugees, De Vries maintains that the municipality must comply with the national distribution law.

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Multiple arrests for drugging, abusing and filming women

Multiple arrests for drugging, abusing and filming women

Dutch police have arrested four suspects in a major investigation into the drugging, sexual abuse, and filming of women. The investigation involves the exchange of illicit footage and includes individuals from various locations across the Netherlands.

Hussein has mixed feelings after selling his IJmuiden steakhouse: 'In life you will sometimes fail, try again and maybe fail again'

Hussein has mixed feelings after selling his IJmuiden steakhouse: 'In life you will sometimes fail, try again and maybe fail again'

Hussein Sheikh-Ahmar has sold his steakhouse located at Plein 1945 in IJmuiden after lowering the asking price by 140,000 euros. While expressing relief over the sale, Sheikh-Ahmar also shared feelings of sadness about parting with the business.

North Holland traffic: delays on the A7 and A9 during the Thursday morning rush hour, June 4

North Holland traffic: delays on the A7 and A9 during the Thursday morning rush hour, June 4

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'I didn't know I had to leave,' says Evert Roelofs, owner of Pavilion Het Witte Huis for just three days

'I didn't know I had to leave,' says Evert Roelofs, owner of Pavilion Het Witte Huis for just three days

Evert Roelofs, who purchased Paviljoen Het Witte Huis in Overveen on Monday, discovered through a newspaper report just days later that he must vacate the premises by the end of summer. Roelofs states he was not informed of the impending closure before signing the contract and would not have bought the business otherwise.