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Scammers use these cunning tricks in holiday countries: beware of ‘free’ money on your windshield

Scammers use these cunning tricks in holiday countries: beware of ‘free’ money on your windshield

Police in France and Spain are warning tourists about a scam where a fake 50-euro banknote is placed under a car's windshield wiper. This tactic is used to lure drivers out of their vehicles, allowing criminals to steal the car or personal belongings while the victim is distracted.

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Beer market slumps, but enthusiasts remain thirsty for unique and foreign brews

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While the overall Dutch beer market is currently facing a downturn, some entrepreneurs are finding success by focusing on niche online sales of unique and alcohol-free specialty beers. Businesses like Raoul van Neer's are thriving by offering artisanal brews with distinctive ingredients.

This is how the car with explosives traveled from Germany to Nieuw-West

This is how the car with explosives traveled from Germany to Nieuw-West

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Pride events at Homomonument can go ahead as residents lose court case

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