Six people aged 15 to 30 arrested in bank helpdesk fraud investigation

Trump prevents Europe from protecting itself against hackers with powerful AI model: ‘Bloodbath looms’

Former U.S. President Donald Trump has restricted the export of the powerful AI software Mythos, preventing Europe from using it to defend against major cyberattacks. The European Union has criticized the decision as discriminatory, expressing concern that the continent remains vulnerable to security threats without the tool.

'Fifty guilders from nursing home for Hollandse Nieuwe': Playful stunt by Waasdorp fishmonger at start of herring season

Fish shop Nico Waasdorp in IJmuiden celebrated the start of the herring season by selling 'Hollandse Nieuwe' for one Dutch guilder each, approximately 45 euro cents. The promotion is a playful response to the high prices of herring in cities like Amsterdam, where the fish currently costs around 4.50 euros.

In Toy Story 5, beloved toys fear the arrival of big tech in the playroom

Nitrogen plans leaked: fewer cows and stricter measures near nature reserves

The Dutch government plans to implement stricter nitrogen regulations requiring livestock farms within one kilometer of major nature reserves to significantly downsize. This measure aims to address national nitrogen issues and will impact areas such as the Peel, Veluwe, and Utrechtse Heuvelrug.

Borrowing instead of buying at Dille & Kamille: ‘We are implementing a different way of consuming’

The retail chain Dille & Kamille is launching a new initiative that allows customers to borrow household items, such as pasta machines, instead of purchasing them. This service is intended to promote a more sustainable and alternative way of consuming products.