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Iran war leads to even more expensive condoms in China, residents want to hoard

Iran war leads to even more expensive condoms in China, residents want to hoard

The conflict in Iran has caused condom prices to rise in China due to raw material shortages, according to manufacturer Karex. This price hike follows previous increases aimed at boosting population growth, leading some residents to begin hoarding supplies.

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Health Minister Hermans defends one hamburger a week: ‘People can choose for themselves whether to buy an apple or a banana’

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No pair of trousers is too big for the ANWB

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IJmond youth feud: First convict released with ankle monitor

IJmond youth feud: First convict released with ankle monitor

An 18-year-old man has been sentenced to ten months in prison, with six months suspended, for the attempted manslaughter and public assault of a teenager from Haarlem during a violent youth feud. Having served four months in pretrial detention, he will be released with an electronic ankle monitor and a one-year ban from entering Haarlem. The case is part of a series of incidents involving rival groups of youths from the IJmond and Haarlem areas that previously led to temporary school closures.