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German government allocates billions in energy support for residents and businesses

German government allocates billions in energy support for residents and businesses

The German government is allocating 13.3 billion euros for an energy support package to assist households and businesses next year. This initiative includes additional subsidies for energy-intensive companies to help lower their utility costs.

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Former US President Joe Biden to release memoirs in November

Former US President Joe Biden to release memoirs in November

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Police conducted a major operation in Amsterdam's red-light district resulting in the arrest of four individuals suspected of human trafficking. Three additional suspects were detained in Romania as part of the same investigation, which reportedly targets a large trafficking ring.

25-year-old man acquitted of involvement in De Pizzabakkers explosion

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