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Anti-asylum center protesters block A59 highway near Den Bosch

Anti-asylum center protesters block A59 highway near Den Bosch

Protesters opposing a planned asylum seeker center in Den Bosch blocked the A59 highway, forcing traffic to a halt between Den Bosch and Waalwijk. Rijkswaterstaat confirmed the demonstration on the road surface, though the exact number of participants remains unclear.

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Exceptional: special award for Thom, Louis and Vanja after rescue operation in Bennebroek

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Marten de Roon mourns World Cup disappointment and lashes out at 'racist losers'

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Dutch international footballer Marten de Roon expressed his gratitude to fans following the Netherlands' elimination from the 2026 World Cup by Morocco. He also publicly defended his teammates Justin Kluivert, Quinten Timber, and Crysencio Summerville against racist abuse following their missed penalties.

Jihadists carry out new attacks in Mali

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Former Tour winner Joop Zoetemelk thinks new team time trial rules are fair: 'Everyone can go all out now'

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Former Tour de France winner Joop Zoetemelk expressed support for the new rules regarding team time trials, noting that they allow cyclists to push their limits. The 79-year-old cycling legend, who won the race in 1980, is currently sharing his expertise during the 113th edition of the Tour de France.