A Dutch foundation is launching a mass claim against Steam's parent company on behalf of over two million consumers who allegedly overpaid for PC games. The claim argues that the platform restricts developers from offering lower prices on other sites, leading to an average overcharge of 130 euros per person.
The Iranian Revolutionary Guard has announced the complete closure of the Strait of Hormuz following recent United States military strikes in southern Iran. This escalation was reported by Iranian state media and represents a significant move in the ongoing regional conflict.
The number of international students in the Netherlands has decreased for the first time since 2006, with 129,764 students currently enrolled in higher education. This figure represents a slight decline of 133 students compared to the previous academic year, according to data from Nuffic.
Dutch Foreign Affairs Minister Tom Berendsen told the House of Representatives that there are positive signals regarding a potential EU import ban on products from illegal Israeli settlements. Discussions are reportedly taking place behind the scenes to move the ban forward.
The Dutch Immigration and Naturalisation Service (IND) in Ter Apel has prepared tablets and new service counters for the implementation of the European asylum and migration pact starting this Friday. The initiative aims to establish stricter procedures and faster processing times for asylum seekers through a more efficient application process. The new facilities are designed to be scalable to handle varying numbers of arrivals.
Tesla owners in Belgium are now permitted to use Full Self-Driving technology, allowing for hands-free driving similar to regulations in the Netherlands. The approval process was shortened due to preliminary work and testing data provided by the Dutch Vehicle Authority (RDW).