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ETIAS travel authorization not yet mandatory, but fake websites are already offering them

ETIAS travel authorization not yet mandatory, but fake websites are already offering them

Authorities warn that over 150 fraudulent websites are currently offering fake ETIAS travel authorizations, despite the official system not yet being active. Travelers are advised that when the program launches in 2027, they should only use the designated official European Union website to avoid financial scams and data theft.

Plan for rainbow crosswalk on Churchillaan causes division instead of connection

Plan for rainbow crosswalk on Churchillaan causes division instead of connection

A proposal to create a year-round rainbow path on Amsterdam's Churchillaan to support the queer community has caused a local divide. While advocates believe the installation is vital for constant visibility, objectors argue it is excessive and have filed formal complaints against the district's trial permit.

Westeinder campsite residents back in court: 'compensation too low'

Westeinder campsite residents back in court: 'compensation too low'

Residents of Camping De Westeinder have returned to court in Haarlem to challenge the inadequate compensation offered by developer Kleen Estate for their forced relocation. Many residents rely on the park for permanent housing due to the local housing crisis and argue that the current offers are insufficient to cover relocation costs or provide alternative shelter.

Why is violence flaring up between Ajax and Hajduk supporters?

Why is violence flaring up between Ajax and Hajduk supporters?

Violent clashes between Hajduk Split supporters and Ajax fans in Croatia have led to 57 arrests after police intervened to contain the situation. Ajax had previously warned supporters of the risks, advising them to utilize official safety zones and transport to avoid the violent local fan group known as Torcida.

Four hornet nests in Haarlem: beekeepers seek funding for removal

Four hornet nests in Haarlem: beekeepers seek funding for removal

Local beekeepers in Haarlem have identified four invasive hornet nests that threaten the regional bee population. Because government authorities are not providing financial aid, the beekeepers have started a fundraiser to cover the costly removal process.