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Demand for AI hardware keeps Chinese exports going strong

Demand for AI hardware keeps Chinese exports going strong

Chinese exports experienced a significant increase in May, driven primarily by strong global demand for AI hardware such as chips and data center equipment. This growth occurred despite the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

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40 percent of GP practices in disadvantaged neighborhoods need support

40 percent of GP practices in disadvantaged neighborhoods need support

Approximately 40% of general practitioner practices in disadvantaged Amsterdam neighborhoods are still waiting for specialized support assistants to help patients whose physical symptoms are caused by social issues like poverty or homelessness. The 'Krachtige Basiszorg' initiative has expanded to 43 practices over eight years, successfully reducing GP workloads and healthcare costs by addressing the root causes of patients' stress. Despite its success, many clinics in the city continue to lack the necessary funding and personnel to provide this integrated care.

Chris Brown settles royalty dispute with co-composer

Chris Brown settles royalty dispute with co-composer

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Greenhouse gas emissions down in first quarter of 2026

Greenhouse gas emissions down in first quarter of 2026

Greenhouse gas emissions in the Netherlands decreased by more than 5 percent in the first quarter of 2026 compared to the same period in 2025. These preliminary figures were reported by the Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek (CBS) and the RIVM.

Dutch emissions fall due to 'fuel tourism' and lower coal use

Dutch emissions fall due to 'fuel tourism' and lower coal use

Greenhouse gas emissions in the Netherlands decreased by 5 percent in the first quarter of this year compared to the same period last year. The decline was primarily driven by energy companies reducing coal usage for electricity generation and the impact of high oil and gas prices.