No, we aren't hiding the harsh reality out of fear of 'the right'

Fines demanded for pro-Palestine protesters who sprayed red paint during Museum Night

Rat row flares up in Haarlem neighborhood after sewer investigation

Residents in Haarlem’s Kleverparkbuurt are challenging the municipality's findings on a long-standing rat infestation after technical reports revealed 79 urgent sewer repairs are necessary. While the city claims the main sewer system is not responsible, residents argue that defects allow rats to move between homes and the sewage system. A local committee will discuss the conflicting interpretations of the sewer inspection results this evening.

Hospitality venues cannot show World Cup matches for free

Dutch Culture Minister Rianne Letschert announced that hospitality businesses will not be able to broadcast World Cup matches for free. The mandatory fees paid to the national broadcaster NOS for public screenings cannot be scrapped, according to a recent parliamentary letter.

One dead and several wounded in attack near Lebanese hospital

An Israeli airstrike on the city of Tyre in South Lebanon killed one person and injured seventeen others, including ten hospital workers. The attack targeted a residential building near a hospital, which sustained damage from falling debris.

Security forces try to manage Mexico's World Cup opening

Thousands of law enforcement officers have been deployed in Mexico City to prevent protesters from reaching the stadium ahead of the World Cup opening match. The heavy police presence aims to ensure the game between Mexico and South Africa proceeds without disruption.