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Police investigate if fire in Ermelo was arson

Police investigate if fire in Ermelo was arson

Police are investigating whether a fire that occurred at a dessert company in Ermelo on Saturday was intentionally set. A spokesperson confirmed the investigation on Sunday following reports by Omroep Gelderland.

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Mayor of Loosdrecht: support cannot be separated from The Hague

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Acting Mayor Mark Verheijen of Wijdemeren stated on the TV program Buitenhof that the declining public support for asylum seeker reception is directly linked to the national government's policies. He emphasized that local acceptance is inseparable from the actions and decisions made by the cabinet in The Hague.

Study: Far-right uses concerned citizens to grow

Study: Far-right uses concerned citizens to grow

Research platform Justice for Prosperity reports that the far-right network Identitair Verzet is hijacking local protests against asylum seeker centers to expand its influence. The group is accused of using the concerns of ordinary citizens to promote its agenda within the Netherlands.

Mayor: Brutal night in IJsselstein caused by 'scum'

Mayor: Brutal night in IJsselstein caused by 'scum'

Rioters caused significant damage to the town hall and an adjacent theater in IJsselstein during a night of violence. Mayor Ester Weststeijn condemned the actions of the vandals, describing the situation as brutal for the municipality.

Time seems ripe for a total smoking ban on Zandvoort and IJmuiden beaches

Time seems ripe for a total smoking ban on Zandvoort and IJmuiden beaches

A recent poll conducted by Haarlems Dagblad and IJmuider Courant shows that 62 percent of respondents support a complete smoking ban on the beaches of Zandvoort and IJmuiden. Proponents of the ban cite the nuisance and smell caused to non-smokers as primary reasons for their support.

OPEC+ increases oil production in June, first decision after UAE departure

OPEC+ increases oil production in June, first decision after UAE departure

Opec+ member nations announced on Sunday that they will increase oil production starting in June. This decision marks the first major move by the group following the United Arab Emirates' recent announcement to withdraw from the cartel.