American rapper Eminem has lost a legal trademark battle against the Australian beachwear brand Swim Shady. The musician had objected to the brand name, arguing that it was too similar to his long-standing alias and trademark, Slim Shady.
The Dutch government plans to implement a ban on the use of temporary agency workers in the meat processing industry starting in mid-2028. This measure aims to address and eliminate labor abuses and the exploitation of migrant workers within the sector.
On July 1, the Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority (NVWA) arrested an individual from IJmuiden on suspicion of illegal fish trading. During the operation, authorities searched a fish processing company and a home, seizing 57,000 euros in cash.
Teylers Museum has launched a new children's podcast series titled 'Zeker weten?'. The series aims to explain the workings of science in an accessible way for children aged seven and older.
The Dutch House of Representatives has approved a reform plan to consolidate over two hundred local broadcasters into a maximum of eighty regional stations. This legislative change aims to strengthen the quality and viability of local public broadcasting across the country.
The organization Stichting Verleden in Zicht has expressed satisfaction regarding the Dutch government's formal apology to adoptees for past injustices. Despite welcoming the acknowledgment of their suffering, a board member noted that the official recognition comes significantly late.