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Charles abhors history of slavery, apologies remain absent

Charles abhors history of slavery, apologies remain absent

King Charles III has expressed deep personal sorrow regarding the history of the transatlantic slave trade, though he stopped short of issuing a formal state apology. Instead, he advocated for addressing historical injustices through education, economic development, and cooperation within the Commonwealth.

58 kilos of drugs and imitation firearm found in Amstelveen home

58 kilos of drugs and imitation firearm found in Amstelveen home

Police in Amstelveen discovered 58 kilograms of suspected cocaine and an imitation firearm in a residence during an ongoing investigation. Two suspects, aged 35 and 50, have been detained by order of the court.

Zidane B. (19) detonated bomb at travel agency in West for 1200 euros, caught after sex offense

Zidane B. (19) detonated bomb at travel agency in West for 1200 euros, caught after sex offense

Zidane B., a 19-year-old, has confessed to bombing an Amsterdam travel agency for a payment of 1,200 euros after an initial failed attempt. While prosecutors are seeking a 30-month prison sentence, the defendant is requesting a community service order.

Hackers used fake job applications to breach Binance for multibillion-dollar theft

Hackers used fake job applications to breach Binance for multibillion-dollar theft

Hackers stole 6.3 billion dollars from the cryptocurrency exchange Binance after tricking an employee into downloading malicious software during a fake job interview. The FBI has identified the North Korean hacking group TraderTraitor as the responsible party for this record-breaking theft. Binance has pledged to use its own funds to compensate all victims affected by the security breach.

Who is behind the mysterious cooling hack that hit supermarkets across Europe? ‘You can create chaos’

Who is behind the mysterious cooling hack that hit supermarkets across Europe? ‘You can create chaos’

A wave of mysterious hacks targeting refrigeration and freezing systems in European supermarkets has raised concerns regarding the perpetrators' motives. Experts like former AIVD agent Eric Schouten suggest these incidents could potentially be part of a broader effort to destabilize Western infrastructure, though whether the attacks are the work of pranksters or state-sponsored actors remains under investigation.