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US warns shipping: blockade of Iranian ports still in force

US warns shipping: blockade of Iranian ports still in force

The United States military has issued a warning to the shipping industry stating that its naval blockade of Iranian ports remains in effect. The message, reported by Reuters, serves as a reminder of the ongoing maritime restrictions imposed by the U.S.

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EU sees trade deficit with China hit record high

EU sees trade deficit with China hit record high

The European Union's trade deficit with China has reached a record high of approximately 1 billion euros per day, according to new figures from Eurostat. This trend is driven by high import volumes from China relative to significantly lower export levels from the EU.

GVB services to start later Thursday due to nationwide strike

GVB services to start later Thursday due to nationwide strike

Public transport services in Amsterdam operated by GVB will start at 08:00 on Thursday due to a national strike organized by the FNV union. Travelers are warned to expect disruptions and an unpredictable schedule throughout the day, although ferry services will remain unaffected.

Wijk bij Duurstede riot suspects released Monday evening

Wijk bij Duurstede riot suspects released Monday evening

Five men detained after riots at an anti-asylum demonstration in Wijk bij Duurstede will be released on Monday evening, though they remain suspects. Two other individuals previously arrested in connection with the unrest have already been released.

How Haarlem became embroiled in an international struggle over postal traffic

How Haarlem became embroiled in an international struggle over postal traffic

The Thurn und Taxis family established a centuries-long dominance over European postal services, building a massive fortune that remains with the family today. Haarlem became involved in this international struggle for control over postal traffic starting in 1649.

Iran and US sign agreement

Iran and US sign agreement

President Donald Trump, Vice President Vance, and Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammed Bagher Ghalibaf have signed an agreement between the United States and Iran. A high-ranking U.S. official reported the signing to Reuters on Monday.