Michael O'Leary has extended his contract as the CEO of Ryanair until April 2032. The deal could see the longtime leader, who has headed the airline since 1994, earn a bonus of up to 153 million euros.
The Netherlands has faced a seven-year legal stalemate regarding nitrogen emissions, which has caused significant uncertainty for the farming and industrial sectors. This crisis has also restricted new housing construction, worsening the country's housing shortage.
Following a declaration of intent between the US and Iran, the Strait of Hormuz has begun to reopen gradually for shipping. Experts warn that it could take several months to resolve the resulting maritime traffic jam and restore international trade to its previous levels.
The new governing coalition of Haarlemmermeer has presented an agreement to build 14,000 new homes and improve infrastructure over the next four years. Key priorities include enhancing neighborhood safety through dedicated community officers and investing in youth services.
Amsterdam's public transport operator GVB will reduce ferry services this weekend due to a persistent shortage of skippers. Several routes, including those from Central Station to IJplein and Buiksloterweg, will experience longer wait times and increased crowds.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen stated that the EU's multi-annual budget funding must be clarified by the next summit in October. Her announcement followed a meeting of EU leaders in Brussels regarding the union's financial planning.