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End of textbooks in the recycling bin? Schools join new publisher en masse

End of textbooks in the recycling bin? Schools join new publisher en masse

Over 1,500 schools in the Netherlands have joined a new publishing cooperative called Neon to replace traditional textbooks. This initiative aims to reduce the significant amount of paper waste caused by the annual disposal of disposable schoolbooks.

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Pride Haarlem will be held from July 11 to 19, focusing on diversity, equality, and the freedom to be oneself within the LGBTQIA+ community. The week features various activities throughout the city, including a Pride March on July 18 starting from Stationsplein.

Isa Hoes always said 'never', but is now getting a neck lift: how the taboo on plastic surgery is evaporating

Isa Hoes always said 'never', but is now getting a neck lift: how the taboo on plastic surgery is evaporating

Actress Isa Hoes has openly shared that she will soon undergo a neck lift, highlighting a growing public acceptance of plastic surgery. Experts suggest that as procedures like fillers become more normalized, the traditional taboo surrounding cosmetic surgery is fading.

Foreigners to pay for Belgian roads: vignette becomes mandatory

Foreigners to pay for Belgian roads: vignette becomes mandatory

Starting May 1, 2027, Belgium will introduce a mandatory vignette for all motorists using its main roads. This requirement will apply to all drivers, including those from the Netherlands who travel through the country.

Day of reckoning looms for Volkswagen: 100,000 jobs at risk and possible closure of German factories

Day of reckoning looms for Volkswagen: 100,000 jobs at risk and possible closure of German factories

Volkswagen is facing significant backlash after announcing plans to cut 100,000 jobs and potentially close four German factories to reduce costs. Hundreds of employees have staged protests against the automaker's drastic restructuring measures.

Kwaku residents banned from hosting visitors: "It's ridiculous"

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