Sunday 11 October

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Restaurant 95 in Amsterdam is grappling with a wave of intimidation after featuring a mocktail named with a controversial slogan. While the establishment has scrubbed the drink from its menu, staff remain targeted by callers who interpret the phrase as a direct challenge to the existence of Israel. Read more →

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A motorist in Amsterdam was arrested after colliding with a police vehicle while under the influence of drugs. Fortunately, the reckless encounter resulted in no injuries, though it highlights the ongoing challenges of road safety in the Dutch capital. Read more →

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Police in Amsterdam West have intensified operations following reports of firearms and rising friction between youth groups. Although recent searches yielded no weapons, the Dutch police have secured significant intelligence regarding the networks involved in the neighborhood's instability. Read more →

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A fire at a testing facility in Amsterdam has destroyed critical equipment meant for the Zuidasdok infrastructure project. Municipal officials are scrambling to assess how the loss of these vital components will delay the massive construction timeline. Read more →

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A local court has ruled in favor of a resident seeking to block solar panel installation on a shared roof. The judge concluded that the neighbor’s right to undisturbed living takes precedence over the 100% sustainability ambitions of the downstairs tenant, signaling a legal hurdle for green transitions in Amsterdam housing. Read more →

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