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Greece sends navy and air force to Cyprus over drones

Greece sends navy and air force to Cyprus over drones

Greece's Ministry of Defense has announced the deployment of two frigates and two fighter jets to Cyprus. This military move is intended to protect the island from potential drone attacks.

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Deadlock over Sandevoerde campsite continues: ‘Waiting for owner to provide all information’

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The stalemate regarding the nature permit for camping Sandevoerde in Zandvoort continues as the environmental service awaits additional data from the entrepreneur. A final decision on the permit can only be made once all necessary information is submitted.

WHO reports sharp drop in suspected Ebola cases

WHO reports sharp drop in suspected Ebola cases

The World Health Organization (WHO) has significantly reduced the number of suspected Ebola cases from over 900 to 116. There are currently 330 confirmed infections and nearly 50 deaths attributed to the virus.

Kanye cannot be kept away, but cabinet will monitor concert closely for antisemitism

Kanye cannot be kept away, but cabinet will monitor concert closely for antisemitism

The Dutch government announced it has no legal means to deny rapper Kanye West entry to the country for his scheduled concerts on June 6 and 8. State Secretary Claudia van Bruggen stated that authorities will closely monitor the performances for any potential antisemitic hate speech.

Football coach sentenced to 5 years for filming in locker rooms

Football coach sentenced to 5 years for filming in locker rooms

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