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Is Haarlem losing its grip on demonstrations? 'No one has a guarantee that dangerous things won't happen'

Is Haarlem losing its grip on demonstrations? 'No one has a guarantee that dangerous things won't happen'

Concerns are growing over the safety and management of demonstrations in Haarlem following several dangerous incidents involving police interventions and threats to protesters. Dirk Lammers of Protest Alliance Watch warns that the right to demonstrate is under significant pressure as tensions in the city escalate.

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The Health and Youth Care Inspectorate (IGJ) in the Netherlands is cutting 300 out of its 950 jobs due to budget reductions. Inspector-General Monique Vogelzang stated that the organization will need to make difficult choices regarding its future oversight activities.

Why the fashion calendar is stalling due to longer heatwaves in the Netherlands

Why the fashion calendar is stalling due to longer heatwaves in the Netherlands

Clothing retailers in the Netherlands are struggling to keep up with consumer demand for summer apparel due to longer heatwaves. The misalignment between seasonal stock and current weather patterns is forcing a permanent shift in how clothing collections are managed in retail stores.

Ajax pays nearly 20 million for Brazilian striker: ‘We have been charmed by him for a long time’

Ajax pays nearly 20 million for Brazilian striker: ‘We have been charmed by him for a long time’

Ajax has officially signed 23-year-old Brazilian striker Marcos Leonardo from the Saudi club Al-Hilal for nearly 20 million euros. The player has signed a five-year contract with the Amsterdam-based club.

Giant parakeet overlooks Overhoeks: "Ode to all odd birds"

Giant parakeet overlooks Overhoeks: "Ode to all odd birds"

A seven-meter-tall statue of a rose-ringed parakeet, created by artist Teun Castelein, has been installed in the Overhoeks district of Amsterdam to celebrate the city's diverse and migratory nature. The artwork has sparked mixed reactions from the public, but it is set to be officially unveiled in the Wilhelmina Druckerpark on August 28.

Fernando had bullets fired through his door, but they weren't meant for him: "Who is Achie the Somali?"

Fernando had bullets fired through his door, but they weren't meant for him: "Who is Achie the Somali?"

A Brazilian man and his wife were terrified when their home in Amsterdam was shot at by mistake, as the perpetrator intended to target someone named 'Achie the Somali.' The police confirmed the residents were not the intended targets and have posted a notice on the door to clarify the error.