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Haarlem must house 283 more status holders this year

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The municipality of Haarlem must provide housing for an additional 283 status holders by the end of this year, according to new figures from the Dutch government. Since the beginning of 2024, 91 refugees with residency permits have already been accommodated in the city.

Chemical company Dow cuts more than 600 jobs in the Netherlands

Chemical company Dow cuts more than 600 jobs in the Netherlands

Chemical company Dow has announced it will cut 605 jobs within its Dutch operations. The move is part of a global restructuring effort that involves a total reduction of 4,500 positions worldwide.

Standing on its own feet is a necessity for Europe, but it costs a lot of money

Standing on its own feet is a necessity for Europe, but it costs a lot of money

Europe aims to reduce its technological dependency on the United States and China to mitigate vulnerability to external political shifts. Although establishing autonomy is viewed as a strategic necessity, the transition is expected to require substantial financial investment.

Pure nostalgia: 5 historic shops in Haarlem

Pure nostalgia: 5 historic shops in Haarlem

The city center of Haarlem is home to several historic shops that have been family-run for over a century. This article highlights five of these authentic businesses where visitors can experience local history and traditional craftsmanship.

What lessons is Zandvoort learning from a tumultuous Pentecost weekend? Calls for more measures grow louder

What lessons is Zandvoort learning from a tumultuous Pentecost weekend? Calls for more measures grow louder

During the Pentecost weekend in Zandvoort, groups of troublemakers caused significant unrest, vandalism, and threats along the beach and boulevard. The disturbances forced two beach pavilions to close early and have prompted urgent calls for stricter security measures to prevent future incidents.