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KLM resumes flights to Dubai and Saudi Arabia from late October

KLM resumes flights to Dubai and Saudi Arabia from late October

Starting October 25, KLM plans to resume flights to Dubai, Riyadh, and Dammam following a suspension caused by regional conflict in the Middle East. The airline will restart these services provided that the security situation in the region remains stable.

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As of Tuesday, the Netherlands has implemented a new measure that criminalizes the sale and purchase of goods originating from Israeli settlements. This action surpasses a standard import ban and aligns with similar trade restrictions recently introduced by other nations.

Diesel prices reach record highs in Europe as well

Diesel prices reach record highs in Europe as well

Diesel prices have reached record levels across various European countries, mirroring the recent trends seen in the Netherlands. Consumers in nations like France and Switzerland are now facing significant costs at the pump, with prices exceeding 2.40 euros per liter.

Dutch gas station owners fear losing customers after German fuel tax cut

Dutch gas station owners fear losing customers after German fuel tax cut

Dutch gas station owners are concerned that a recent reduction in fossil fuel taxes in Germany will lead to a significant loss of customers. They fear that more residents will cross the border to purchase cheaper fuel.

New record price for diesel: 2.824 euros, mainly at motorways

New record price for diesel: 2.824 euros, mainly at motorways

The price of diesel in the Netherlands has reached a record high of 2.824 euros per liter, primarily at highway fuel stations. This price increase is attributed to ongoing conflict between the United States and Iran, which is disrupting fuel exports from Gulf states.

Two restaurant owners arrested for human trafficking and human smuggling

Two restaurant owners arrested for human trafficking and human smuggling

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