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Slovenians limited to 50 liters of fuel per day

Slovenians limited to 50 liters of fuel per day

Slovenia has introduced a temporary 50-liter daily fuel limit for motorists due to shortages at gas stations. The supply issues are driven by high demand from Italian and Austrian drivers taking advantage of lower fuel prices in the country.

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The Vereniging Eigen Huis reports an increase in complaints regarding aggressive door-to-door sales and misleading tactics by companies selling home batteries and heat pumps in the Netherlands. Consumers are being pressured into purchasing faulty equipment and are advised to stay alert to these deceptive practices.

Even at the cleanest measuring site, Amsterdam's air contains more nitrogen dioxide than the EU will allow from 2030

Even at the cleanest measuring site, Amsterdam's air contains more nitrogen dioxide than the EU will allow from 2030

Another fire at Middenmeer sports park in East, football and tennis clubs evacuated

Another fire at Middenmeer sports park in East, football and tennis clubs evacuated

A fire broke out at a building under construction at the Middenmeer sports park in Amsterdam on Tuesday evening. Local sports clubs were briefly evacuated as a precaution, but no injuries were reported and firefighters quickly extinguished the flames.

Another burglary at fire station, this time in Amsterdam-East: "Extremely angry about it"

Another burglary at fire station, this time in Amsterdam-East: "Extremely angry about it"

Life-saving equipment was stolen from a fire station in Amsterdam-Oost on Sunday night, marking the third such burglary in the city in three weeks. Fire officials expressed outrage and concern over the theft, while responding by implementing additional security measures as part of a broader nationwide trend of break-ins at fire stations.

50,000 women already using Lisa’s discrete period app: ‘We will never sell data’

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Lisa Volkers has developed a privacy-focused menstrual tracking app that now serves 50,000 users. She created the platform to provide an alternative to existing apps that often sell user data to third-party advertisers.