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Aartsen wants 75,000 extra asylum seekers in work in coming years

Aartsen wants 75,000 extra asylum seekers in work in coming years

Minister Thierry Aartsen aims to help 75,000 additional asylum seekers and residence permit holders find employment over the next four years. He proposes that those with high chances of staying should be allowed to start working after just three months.

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Not only war, but also high refinery profits make diesel expensive

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Diesel prices remain high in the Netherlands, a trend experts predict will continue for the foreseeable future. This price increase is driven by a combination of global instability, such as the conflict in the Middle East, and significant profit margins at refineries.

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How much water do data centers really guzzle? The numbers heighten irritation over 'shower-shaming campaign'

How much water do data centers really guzzle? The numbers heighten irritation over 'shower-shaming campaign'

The Dutch government is urging citizens to save water due to ongoing drought and shortages, sparking criticism from people who believe the focus should instead be on the high water consumption of data centers. Public debate has intensified regarding whether these facilities are unfairly exempted from conservation efforts compared to private households.

Dubai tries to attract visitors with hundreds of euros in discounts

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Dubai is offering significant discounts on hotels, transportation, and restaurants to attract visitors who are referred by local residents. However, the Netherlands currently advises citizens to only travel to the emirate if strictly necessary.