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Green steel scientists: Tata is not so poorly positioned

Scientists writing in the economic journal ESB argue that Tata Steel is well-positioned for a future in the Netherlands, countering arguments against government subsidies for the plant. The researchers suggest that the facility can successfully transition to green steel production despite current debates over state aid. This perspective adds to the ongoing discussion regarding the economic and environmental viability of the steel industry in the country.

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Farmers are protesting again, but this summer feels different from 2022

Dutch farmers are planning new protests with tractors along highways, similar to the major demonstrations seen in 2022. However, experts note that the current situation differs significantly from the previous summer, suggesting the nature of these protests may evolve differently.

Hans Klok receives Fred Kaps Award

Illusionist Hans Klok received the Fred Kaps Award in Utrecht this past Sunday. The award is recognized as one of the most prestigious honors within the international magic community.

Milkshake director Samallo steps down after 15 years: "I found festivals boring and not inclusive, here there is color"

Milkshake Festival director Marieke Samallo is stepping down after fifteen years, marking the end of an era for the inclusive dance festival held in Amsterdam's Westerpark. Samallo founded the event to create a space that promotes diversity and inclusion, which continues to attract tens of thousands of visitors annually.

Ajax secures narrow victory over Burnley between European matches after making swift changes

Ajax secured a 2-1 friendly victory against Burnley while rotating their squad between Conference League qualifiers against FK Vojvodina. New signings Marcos Leonardo and Caio Henrique made their debuts for the Amsterdam-based club, with goals coming from Aaron Bouwman and Abdellah Ouazane.

Never flown a meter yet headed for the shredder: Boeing chooses to scrap new 777X

Boeing has decided to scrap a brand-new 777X aircraft that never performed a single flight. This decision comes as the 777X project continues to face significant delays and challenges for the American aircraft manufacturer.