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Jake Paul denies Jutta Leerdam breakup: 'Dutch media are lying'

Jake Paul denies Jutta Leerdam breakup: 'Dutch media are lying'

American influencer Jake Paul has denied reports from Dutch media claiming that he and speed skater Jutta Leerdam have ended their relationship. Paul stated on social media that the rumors are false and accused the media of lying about a breakup with his fiancée.

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Boy on fatbike hospitalized after collision in South district

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A boy on a fatbike was injured and taken to the hospital following a collision with a car on Parnassusweg in Amsterdam-Zuid on Friday afternoon. Emergency services, including a mobile medical team, provided treatment at the scene before the victim was transported to the hospital in a conscious state.

'Go big or go home': Eva Vedder’s American sponsor steps in to ensure money isn't a barrier to tennis dreams

'Go big or go home': Eva Vedder’s American sponsor steps in to ensure money isn't a barrier to tennis dreams

Dutch tennis player Eva Vedder is currently competing in the United States as part of a multi-week trip supported by an American sponsor. The sponsorship allows her to pursue high-level tournaments globally, shifting her original plan of staying closer to home this year.

No driver's license but a royal honor in Hillegom: partners Roos and Theo both surprised

No driver's license but a royal honor in Hillegom: partners Roos and Theo both surprised

Partners Roos and Theo were among several individuals surprised with royal decorations at the Hillegom town hall on Friday. They were lured to the location under the pretense of picking up driving licenses, where they were met by Mayor Roberto ter Hark.

Jetten witnessed heated debate among leaders over EU long-term budget

Jetten witnessed heated debate among leaders over EU long-term budget

Prime Minister Rob Jetten reported that EU leaders held extensive and sometimes heated discussions regarding the 2028-2034 multi-annual budget during an informal summit in Cyprus. Jetten noted that the leaders' positions on the future budget remain significantly divided following the talks.

Welfare cuts reversed, funded by child benefit reductions

Welfare cuts reversed, funded by child benefit reductions

The Dutch cabinet has reversed a planned 30-million-euro annual cut to social assistance benefits. To fund this change, Minister Thierry Aartsen announced that child-related benefit schemes will be scaled back. This decision effectively shifts the budgetary burden from general income support to specific child assistance programs.