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The Dutch digital identity system DigiD faced a temporary outage following a DDoS attack that disrupted access for tens of thousands of users. Logius confirmed the system is back online and emphasized that no personal data was stolen during the incident.

Audi supervisory board meets over 'deeply embarrassing' CEO appearance with Trump

Audi supervisory board meets over 'deeply embarrassing' CEO appearance with Trump

Audi CEO Döllner is under fire from German labor leaders for appearing at a Donald Trump rally to announce a new SUV factory in the United States. Critics have labeled the move a violation of corporate neutrality and a propaganda stunt, complicating the project's pending approval by the Volkswagen Group supervisory board.

Meloni wants Italians to personalize their license plates: 'Go wild'

Meloni wants Italians to personalize their license plates: 'Go wild'

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has proposed a plan to allow citizens to purchase personalized license plates for their vehicles. The initiative, intended to encourage creativity, faces criticism from the opposition who believe it distracts from more significant national issues.

ECB President Christine Lagarde to step down in early 2027, ahead of term end

ECB President Christine Lagarde to step down in early 2027, ahead of term end

European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde will step down from her role on February 7, 2027, ahead of her term's official end. Former De Nederlandsche Bank president Klaas Knot is currently being discussed as a potential successor for the position.

Gas prices keep rising, where will it end? ‘It is deafeningly quiet in The Hague’

Gas prices keep rising, where will it end? ‘It is deafeningly quiet in The Hague’

Natural gas prices in the Netherlands have risen sharply to over 2 euros per cubic meter, driven by geopolitical instability in the Middle East. With no government price cap currently active, many households face significantly higher energy bills as their contracts expire, although experts confirm that supply security remains unaffected.