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Data centers and air conditioners drive global power demand despite Iran war

Data centers and air conditioners drive global power demand despite Iran war

Global electricity demand is rising due to the growth of industries, electric vehicles, air conditioning usage, and data centers. This increased consumption coincides with higher energy prices driven by conflicts in the Middle East.

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Closure of Strait of Hormuz boosts oil flow through Port of Rotterdam

Closure of Strait of Hormuz boosts oil flow through Port of Rotterdam

The Port of Rotterdam has experienced an increase in oil and petroleum product transshipments over the past six months due to the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. This disruption in global shipping routes has led to higher volumes of energy commodities being redirected through the Dutch port.

Belgian Princess Eléonore to study at Utrecht University after the summer

Belgian Princess Eléonore to study at Utrecht University after the summer

Belgian Princess Eléonore will begin studying Liberal Arts and Sciences at Utrecht University this September. The youngest daughter of King Filip and Queen Mathilde will pursue her bachelor's degree in the Netherlands.

Defense honors soldier killed in Noord/Zuidlijn collision

Defense honors soldier killed in Noord/Zuidlijn collision

Robert Verveer, a 34-year-old soldier with the Airmobile Brigade, died last Sunday in a fatal accident involving a metro in Amsterdam. The Ministry of Defence will pay tribute to Verveer during his funeral ceremony next Tuesday.

Much is already at stake for Ajax in Serbia: ‘The problem is you have to peak very early in the season’

Much is already at stake for Ajax in Serbia: ‘The problem is you have to peak very early in the season’

Ajax will face FK Vojvodina in Serbia tonight for the second qualifying round of the Conference League. Coach Míchel's team is looking to recover early in the season, noting the challenge of having to reach peak performance quickly.

June saw highest absenteeism in twenty years, mainly due to long-term leave

June saw highest absenteeism in twenty years, mainly due to long-term leave

Absenteeism in the Netherlands reached 4.8 percent in June, marking the highest level for that month in two decades. This increase is primarily attributed to long-term leave and stress-related health issues rather than the recent heatwave.