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'Ultrafast fashion' peaks on King's Day: 'This is how we sustain overconsumption'

'Ultrafast fashion' peaks on King's Day: 'This is how we sustain overconsumption'

Clothing retailers are releasing extensive fashion collections for King's Day, contributing to the rise of 'ultrafast fashion' in the industry. Experts warn that this trend encourages overconsumption by normalizing the treatment of clothing as disposable items for single-day events.

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To help residents cope with high temperatures, the city of Haarlem has provided an overview of local indoor and outdoor cooling spots. People can visit various air-conditioned public locations, churches, and shaded parks throughout the city to escape the heat.

Celebrate Pride Haarlem

Celebrate Pride Haarlem

Pride Haarlem will be held from July 11 to 19, focusing on diversity, equality, and the freedom to be oneself within the LGBTQIA+ community. The week features various activities throughout the city, including a Pride March on July 18 starting from Stationsplein.

Hugo de Jonge faces tough questioning, name already came up frequently

Hugo de Jonge faces tough questioning, name already came up frequently

Former Dutch Health Minister Hugo de Jonge is set to conclude the parliamentary inquiry into the government's response to the COVID-19 pandemic today. Throughout the hearings, witnesses have scrutinized his decision-making process, alleging he frequently bypassed standard procedures during the crisis.

Review roundup: New Rolling Stones album is a 'surprisingly strong record'

Review roundup: New Rolling Stones album is a 'surprisingly strong record'

The Rolling Stones have released their twenty-fifth studio album, titled Foreign Tongues, featuring collaborations with artists such as Paul McCartney and Bruno Mars. Critics have reacted positively to the record, which was produced in under a month.

Netherlands powerless now, but military could soon board and seize Russian shadow ship

Netherlands powerless now, but military could soon board and seize Russian shadow ship

The Dutch government is amending legislation to allow military personnel to board and seize suspected Russian shadow fleet vessels. These new legal powers will enable authorities to take action against ships operating under false flags, even when they are located outside of Dutch territorial waters.