haarlemsdagblad

Iranian academics: Netherlands must do more for safety of Iranians

Iranian academics: Netherlands must do more for safety of Iranians

The Association of Iranian Academics in the Netherlands has called on the Dutch government to improve safety measures for people of Iranian descent following a shooting in Schoonhoven. The organization's chairman, Shahin Sultany Taied, stated that more must be done to protect the community, though specific solutions still need to be explored. This plea emphasizes a growing concern for the security of Iranian residents within the country.

Related articles

Sam van Royen doesn't consider himself a nepo baby: 'I followed my own path'

Sam van Royen doesn't consider himself a nepo baby: 'I followed my own path'

Sam van Royen, the son of writer Heleen van Royen and presenter Ton van Royen, rejected the "nepo baby" label during an appearance on Shownieuws. He stated that he has followed his own career path and does not believe he received opportunities faster than others due to his parents.

From scanning files to the only first-time buyer broker in the Netherlands: Laurens helps young homebuyers get started

From scanning files to the only first-time buyer broker in the Netherlands: Laurens helps young homebuyers get started

Laurens, a specialized realtor based in Heemskerk, assists young first-time buyers in navigating the challenging Dutch housing market. His work focuses on helping starters overcome obstacles like rising prices and housing shortages to secure their first homes.

New playground for Oud-IJmuiden: Contractor starts work

New playground for Oud-IJmuiden: Contractor starts work

A new playground is currently under construction on Carolinastraat in Oud-IJmuiden for local children. The contractor has already installed the first pieces of play equipment as work on the project progresses.

Lebanese archaeological complex damaged by Israeli attack

Lebanese archaeological complex damaged by Israeli attack

An Israeli bombardment on the southern Lebanese city of Tyre has damaged an ancient archaeological complex dating back to the Roman era. The site, which is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, was reported damaged by the Lebanese Ministry of Culture.

Self-driving taxis will soon be available in London

Self-driving taxis will soon be available in London

Uber is preparing to launch a self-driving taxi service in London, with user registration opening this Monday. The robotaxis are expected to be operational in the English capital within the next few months.