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How residents of Lisbon and Barcelona are protecting their culinary traditions: ‘A symbol of a much larger problem’

How residents of Lisbon and Barcelona are protecting their culinary traditions: ‘A symbol of a much larger problem’

Residents in Lisbon and Barcelona are launching initiatives to protect traditional local restaurants and coffee shops from the effects of the housing crisis. These businesses are considered vital community centers that help preserve the cultural heritage of their respective neighborhoods.

Dozens of reports of robberies during ADE: "The whole night changed in an instant"

Dozens of reports of robberies during ADE: "The whole night changed in an instant"

Police have received dozens of reports of jewelry thefts and violent robberies during the Amsterdam Dance Event, with some suspects allegedly using pepper spray or tear gas to distract victims. Several victims have filed official complaints, though authorities note that gathering sufficient evidence to identify the perpetrators remains difficult.

Prince William dreamed of becoming a police officer or DJ as a child

Prince William dreamed of becoming a police officer or DJ as a child

Prince William appeared on Graham Norton's show to discuss the Earthshot Prize while sharing childhood dreams of being a police officer or a DJ. He also spoke about his love for Christopher Nolan's films and his family's habit of watching the reality series The Traitors together.

Women's organizations devastated after death of Hajar: "Lived in immense fear"

Women's organizations devastated after death of Hajar: "Lived in immense fear"

Following the discovery of 29-year-old Hajar's body in an Amsterdam canal, a 23-year-old suspect has been arrested. Local women's organizations are grieving the loss while addressing the broader societal fears regarding the safety of women.

Peace restored in De Oeverlanden cruising area following 11 arrests and talks with young men

Peace restored in De Oeverlanden cruising area following 11 arrests and talks with young men

Authorities in Amsterdam have reported that peace has returned to the De Oeverlanden cruising area following eleven arrests and intensive outreach to youths responsible for anti-gay violence. Although order has been restored after a series of spring incidents, officials continue to monitor the area to ensure it remains a safe space for the LGBTQ+ community.