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Former South Korean first lady sentenced to 4 years in prison on appeal

Former South Korean first lady sentenced to 4 years in prison on appeal

Former South Korean first lady Kim Keon-hee has been sentenced to four years in prison for corruption following an appeals court ruling. This decision increases her previous sentence of twenty months.

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Ask the negotiators your question

Ask the negotiators your question

Following recent elections, the political parties Pro Haarlem, D66, and CDA are negotiating a new coalition agreement for the city of Haarlem. Residents are invited to submit questions about the negotiation process via an online form until May 3, 2026. The negotiators will select and answer several questions in a follow-up article to provide transparency into the formation of the new city plan.

VVD and JA21 move forward with community service ban for violence against emergency workers

VVD and JA21 move forward with community service ban for violence against emergency workers

The political parties VVD and JA21 are proceeding with a legislative proposal to ban community service sentences for individuals who commit violence against emergency responders. Despite receiving significant criticism from the Council of State, the parties have decided not to make any substantive changes to the bill.

City of Amsterdam: King's Day quieter than last year

City of Amsterdam: King's Day quieter than last year

King's Day in Amsterdam was quieter and less crowded than the previous year, according to the city municipality. Mayor Femke Halsema's safety measures are credited with ensuring a more orderly celebration on both land and water.

German police launch massive operation against Hells Angels

German police launch massive operation against Hells Angels

German police conducted a massive operation against the Hells Angels on Tuesday, deploying approximately 1,200 officers across the state of North Rhine-Westphalia. One suspect has been arrested during the raids in the region bordering the Netherlands.

Amsterdam has already collected 3,540 cubic meters of waste after King's Day

Amsterdam has already collected 3,540 cubic meters of waste after King's Day

Cleaning workers in Amsterdam have collected 3,540 cubic meters of waste following King's Day celebrations, a slight increase compared to the previous year. To restore cleanliness to the capital, the municipality has deployed 485 personnel and approximately 200 specialized vehicles, including sweepers and flushing trucks.