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US and Qatar reach multi-billion dollar missile defense deal

US and Qatar reach multi-billion dollar missile defense deal

The United States has approved a deal to sell Patriot missile defense systems to Qatar for more than $4 billion. The agreement was announced by the U.S. State Department on Friday.

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Consumer spending up nearly 2 percent in May, goods in demand

Consumer spending up nearly 2 percent in May, goods in demand

Dutch household consumption rose by 1.8 percent in May compared to the previous year, driven primarily by an increase in spending on goods. This growth follows a 1 percent increase in consumption recorded during the month of April.

Oil prices rise further after new US attacks on Iran

Oil prices rise further after new US attacks on Iran

Oil prices have increased following new United States airstrikes against Iran. Additionally, the U.S. has revoked a license that previously allowed Iran to temporarily export oil.

Prince Harry on losing UK tabloid case: 'I did not get justice'

Prince Harry on losing UK tabloid case: 'I did not get justice'

Prince Harry has stated that he and other plaintiffs did not receive justice following the court's ruling in his legal case against a British tabloid publisher. The Prince expressed his dissatisfaction with the outcome of the proceedings involving King Charles' youngest son.

Yuppenskelter or Biro? Name and rules for microcars remain too unclear

Yuppenskelter or Biro? Name and rules for microcars remain too unclear

Research by the Vervoerregio Amsterdam reveals that 45 percent of mini-car drivers are unfamiliar with traffic regulations, leading to safety concerns. The organization and local officials are calling for stricter requirements, such as a more advanced driver's license and clearer terminology to improve road safety.

More large deposit machines installed, users are positive

More large deposit machines installed, users are positive

The number of large bulk deposit machines capable of processing dozens of bottles simultaneously is increasing rapidly in the Netherlands. Eighty new machines were installed in the first half of this year, with users reporting positive experiences.