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Are we being dragged into a war? Cabinet cautious after Trump threat

Are we being dragged into a war? Cabinet cautious after Trump threat

The Dutch government is expressing caution regarding U.S. President Trump's demand for European assistance in guarding the Strait of Hormuz. While the cabinet aims to maintain a strong relationship with the United States, they are withholding a decision until the Americans reveal their broader military strategy.

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Queer choirs from around the world at the Concertgebouw: We want to show the diversity of Taiwan

Queer choirs from around the world at the Concertgebouw: We want to show the diversity of Taiwan

The second edition of the Choir Festival is taking place at the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam, featuring eight queer choirs from around the world. The participating groups, including choirs from the United States and Taiwan, aim to celebrate diversity and promote a message of global unity and acceptance through their musical performances.

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Queer choirs from around the world at the Concertgebouw: "We want to show the diversity of Taiwan"

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Long traffic jams and even a missed funeral: Leimuiderbrug breaks down three times this weekend

Long traffic jams and even a missed funeral: Leimuiderbrug breaks down three times this weekend

The Leimuiderbrug experienced multiple technical failures this past weekend, causing significant traffic congestion for motorists and delays for boat traffic on the Ringvaart. Local residents have expressed ongoing frustration with the bridge's recurring mechanical issues, which resulted in at least one person missing a funeral service.

No trains between Amsterdam Central and Sloterdijk due to broken overhead wires