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Harvey Weinstein appeals Los Angeles rape conviction

Harvey Weinstein appeals Los Angeles rape conviction

Harvey Weinstein has filed an appeal against his 2022 rape and sexual abuse conviction in Los Angeles. The former film producer was previously sentenced to sixteen years in prison for the charges.

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More than fifty countries are meeting in Colombia this week to discuss transitioning away from fossil fuels like oil, coal, and gas. This "coalition of the willing" aims to reach ambitious climate agreements during a period of increasing global support for environmental action.

Everything related to measuring and weighing in the historic Scales Museum building

Everything related to measuring and weighing in the historic Scales Museum building

The Weegschaalmuseum in Naarden is highlighted as a unique, volunteer-run museum dedicated to the history of weighing and measuring. The article is part of a series showcasing lesser-known cultural gems with limited opening hours.

Trump threatens UK with tariffs over tech tax

Trump threatens UK with tariffs over tech tax

U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to impose import tariffs on the United Kingdom if Keir Starmer's government does not abolish its digital services tax. Trump revealed his stance during an interview with the British newspaper The Telegraph.

Kees Tol finds long-distance relationship with American boyfriend 'a challenge'

Kees Tol finds long-distance relationship with American boyfriend 'a challenge'

Dutch presenter Kees Tol shared the challenges of his long-distance relationship with his American boyfriend, Buddy, in an interview with L'HOMO magazine. He explained that the distance is difficult to manage as they are unable to visit each other frequently.

Not everyone in the Jordaan is looking forward to King's Day: My cafe is closing, my heart is breaking

Not everyone in the Jordaan is looking forward to King's Day: My cafe is closing, my heart is breaking

Residents and business owners in Amsterdam's Jordaan neighborhood express mixed feelings about the upcoming King's Day celebrations, with some opting to close their doors due to overwhelming crowds. To manage the hundreds of thousands of expected visitors, the city is implementing stricter measures against illegal street parties and unauthorized alcohol sales. While some locals support the new enforcement policies, others remain skeptical about their ability to curb the annual event's chaos.