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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.

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Revolution in Dutch festival scene: hunting for dirt-cheap tickets becomes harder

Revolution in Dutch festival scene: hunting for dirt-cheap tickets becomes harder

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Regulator demands 42,000 euros back from ON! following funding of Blommestijn case

Regulator demands 42,000 euros back from ON! following funding of Blommestijn case

The Dutch Media Authority (CvdM) has ordered the broadcaster Ongehoord Nederland (ON!) to repay over 42,000 euros in improperly funded legal costs for a case involving Raisa Blommestijn. The broadcaster's objection to the recovery order has been declared unfounded.

Parents commemorate drowned son Raymi (14), two years after his death

Parents commemorate drowned son Raymi (14), two years after his death

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Suspect in murder of wife on Madurastraat called police himself

Suspect in murder of wife on Madurastraat called police himself

Antonio L. confessed to killing his wife, Ilenia Panzolini, at their home in Amsterdam's Indische Buurt in April after calling the police himself. During a preliminary hearing, prosecutors questioned the defendant's claims of being poisoned by cookies and asserted there was no evidence of a struggle, as investigators continue to examine the scene and the suspect's mental state.