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US economic growth slows in fourth quarter

US economic growth slows in fourth quarter

The United States economy grew by 2.2 percent last year, a decrease from the 2.8 percent growth recorded in 2024. This expansion was primarily driven by increased consumer spending and business investments.

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The Amsterdam-based streetwear brand Patta designed a warmup shirt for the Dutch national football team featuring a mix of Dutch, Surinamese, and African symbols. Despite some racist reactions online, founder Guillaume Schmidt noted that the shirt sold out within a few hours.

Iran to charge ‘service fees’ in the Strait of Hormuz

Iran to charge ‘service fees’ in the Strait of Hormuz

Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that it will begin charging maritime service fees for vessels navigating the Strait of Hormuz. These fees are intended to replace tolls and are reportedly part of an agreement between Iran and the United States.

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Minister confirms: Buitenhuizer Bridge to remain out of service throughout 2026. 'We must stay within financial reality'

Dutch Infrastructure Minister Vincent Karremans confirmed that the Buitenhuizerbrug will remain out of service throughout 2026 due to budget constraints. In a letter to the Haarlem Yacht Club, the minister stated that Rijkswaterstaat must prioritize operations within its current financial reality.

Trump threatens high tariffs on French wine and champagne

Trump threatens high tariffs on French wine and champagne

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VPRO cuts 58 jobs due to budget cuts

VPRO cuts 58 jobs due to budget cuts

The Dutch public broadcaster VPRO is cutting 58 jobs across its media, production, and support departments due to budget cuts. As part of a broader reorganization, 14 new positions will be created to offset some of the losses. Employees were officially informed of the changes on Monday.