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Politicians in Castricum have approved the outlines for the Geesterduin 2.0 project, which includes 215 new homes and a renovated shopping center. While the developer has committed to building social housing first, local officials expressed concerns regarding traffic and logistics in the final implementation.

Van Essen: June 26 clarity on resolving nitrogen deadlock

Van Essen: June 26 clarity on resolving nitrogen deadlock

Dutch Agriculture Minister Jaimi van Essen announced that the government will provide clarity on June 26 regarding plans to resolve the nitrogen lock. The initiative aims to create space for housing construction, farmers, and businesses, addressing a long-standing issue in the country.

TikTok made me do it! Long queues at these city center food spots

TikTok made me do it! Long queues at these city center food spots

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Economic growth lower due to war in the Middle East

Economic growth lower due to war in the Middle East

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DNB: Inflation to 4.6 percent in worst-case scenario, but damage to the Netherlands is also limited

DNB: Inflation to 4.6 percent in worst-case scenario, but damage to the Netherlands is also limited

According to De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB), Dutch inflation could rise to 4.6% next year in a worst-case scenario. However, the overall economic impact is expected to be limited because the country has significantly reduced its reliance on oil and gas since the start of the war in Ukraine.