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Israel claims control over South Lebanon even after war

Israel claims control over South Lebanon even after war

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz announced that Israel plans to maintain a "safe zone" in Southern Lebanon even after the current conflict ends. The proposed defensive line would be located at the Litani River to provide security, mirroring the country's approach in the Golan Heights.

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120 asylum seekers taken to night shelter outside Ter Apel

120 asylum seekers taken to night shelter outside Ter Apel

Due to overcrowding at the Ter Apel registration center, 120 asylum seekers were moved to emergency night shelters in De Wijk and Groningen on Saturday night. According to the Red Cross, 92 people stayed in a sports hall while 28 others were accommodated in a conference center.

British forces intercept Russian shadow fleet tanker

British forces intercept Russian shadow fleet tanker

British armed forces intercepted an oil tanker from the Russian shadow fleet on Sunday as it attempted to navigate through the English Channel. Prime Minister Keir Starmer confirmed the interception, highlighting actions taken against vessels operating outside international regulations.

Hospitality venues in over half of municipalities to stay open longer during World Cup

Hospitality venues in over half of municipalities to stay open longer during World Cup

More than half of the municipalities in the Netherlands are allowing hospitality businesses to extend their opening hours during the World Cup. This announcement comes from the industry association Koninklijke Horeca Nederland (KHN), following agreements with local authorities.

How unusual is the explosion in Amsterdam-Osdorp? 'What happens in those storage units happens very often, but it almost always goes well'

How unusual is the explosion in Amsterdam-Osdorp? 'What happens in those storage units happens very often, but it almost always goes well'

New aldermen Wiedemeijer and Çimen get to work: 'Grand visions are for the attic'

New aldermen Wiedemeijer and Çimen get to work: 'Grand visions are for the attic'

Maarten Wiedemeijer and Meryem Çimen have been installed as new aldermen in the Haarlem municipal executive. Both individuals are experienced former council members who aim to bring a pragmatic approach to the city's governance. They expressed confidence in their ability to work together effectively despite potential political differences.