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Germany also sees no role for NATO in the Strait of Hormuz

Germany also sees no role for NATO in the Strait of Hormuz

German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul stated in Brussels that Germany does not see a role for NATO in the Strait of Hormuz. He noted that the alliance has not made any decisions regarding the region and would only be involved through its formal organizational bodies.

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Donkere Spaarne quay wall 'insufficiently stable': replacement brought forward three years

Donkere Spaarne quay wall 'insufficiently stable': replacement brought forward three years

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Bats hinder Heemskerk housing project: 9 fewer homes due to flight paths

Bats hinder Heemskerk housing project: 9 fewer homes due to flight paths

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Ecologists survey winged inhabitants of De Molenhoek in Uitgeest: ‘Careful planning prevents delay, so timing is very important’

Ecologists survey winged inhabitants of De Molenhoek in Uitgeest: ‘Careful planning prevents delay, so timing is very important’

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Evacuations in New Zealand capital due to high waves

Evacuations in New Zealand capital due to high waves

Residents in coastal areas south of Wellington, New Zealand, were ordered to evacuate on Monday due to dangerous sea conditions. A local state of emergency has been declared as the region faces waves several meters high along the coastline.