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Zelensky: White House let drone deal with Ukraine fall through

Zelensky: White House let drone deal with Ukraine fall through

President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that the United States rejected a proposal from Ukraine last year to supply interception drones. These defensive weapons are currently in high demand by the U.S. and its Middle Eastern allies to counter Iranian Shahed drone attacks.

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30-year-old Amsterdam resident arrested for orchestrating multiple scams in Rotterdam region

30-year-old Amsterdam resident arrested for orchestrating multiple scams in Rotterdam region

A 30-year-old man from Amsterdam was arrested on July 23 for allegedly orchestrating six scams in the Rotterdam area. The suspect is accused of coordinating these deceptive practices against victims in that region.

Fitz-Jim moves to Torino, Ajax receives around 3 million euros for the midfielder

Fitz-Jim moves to Torino, Ajax receives around 3 million euros for the midfielder

Ajax midfielder Kian Fitz-Jim is set to join Italian club Torino after undergoing a medical examination today. The 23-year-old will sign a three-year contract, with an option for an additional season, in a transfer valued at approximately 3 million euros.

Millions of Europeans have voted on new banknote designs

Millions of Europeans have voted on new banknote designs

Six million Europeans have participated in a vote regarding the designs for new euro banknotes, according to the European Central Bank. The bank recently unveiled ten potential designs for the public to consider.

Suffering from motion sickness? This hidden setting on your iPhone, iPad, or MacBook can help

Suffering from motion sickness? This hidden setting on your iPhone, iPad, or MacBook can help

Apple has introduced a hidden feature on iPhones, iPads, and MacBooks designed to help users mitigate motion sickness while reading or scrolling during travel. This setting aims to reduce sensory conflict and improve comfort for passengers experiencing travel sickness.

Regulator demands 42,000 euros back from ON! following funding of Blommestijn case

Regulator demands 42,000 euros back from ON! following funding of Blommestijn case

The Dutch Media Authority (CvdM) has ordered the broadcaster Ongehoord Nederland (ON!) to repay over 42,000 euros in improperly funded legal costs for a case involving Raisa Blommestijn. The broadcaster's objection to the recovery order has been declared unfounded.