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Rare black rhinos released in Africa with Dutch connection: ‘Iconic animal’

Rare black rhinos released in Africa with Dutch connection: ‘Iconic animal’

Three Dutch friends have successfully relocated rare black rhinos to a nature reserve in Botswana that they purchased over a decade ago. The operation, which involved a complex logistics effort, nearly doubled the population of the endangered species in that specific area.

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How the Netherlands dropped to 46th place in gender equality rankings: ‘We are wasting so much talent’

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The Netherlands has dropped to 46th place in the World Economic Forum's latest Global Gender Gap Index, falling behind several other nations. Experts argue this decline represents a significant waste of talent and suggest creating a dedicated ministry for women's affairs to address the issue.

Women's emancipation is declining, the Netherlands is lagging behind European countries

Women's emancipation is declining, the Netherlands is lagging behind European countries

The Netherlands has fallen three places to 46th on the global gender equality index, falling further behind other European nations. The report highlights a decline in progress regarding women's emancipation in the country.

Cuban tobacco industry smoked out: rationed even in the Netherlands

Cuban tobacco industry smoked out: rationed even in the Netherlands

The Cuban cigar industry is facing a major crisis due to global shortages and surging prices. As a result, retailers in the Netherlands are rationing their supply of these luxury products.

Henk was the only colleague who didn't want to strike: 'Ever since, my colleagues have called me a scab'

Henk was the only colleague who didn't want to strike: 'Ever since, my colleagues have called me a scab'

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Instagram, Facebook, Snapchat and TikTok are in the doghouse, and Hyves is cleverly capitalizing on it

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The former social network Hyves is making a comeback to offer users a nostalgic alternative to major platforms like Facebook and TikTok. The company aims to attract users by emphasizing that their data remains secure and managed within Europe.