Category: Economy

Finland’s first new nuclear reactor in 40 years Electricity supply started† It is also the first new European reactor in 15 years. The other two reactors at the Olkiluoto Nuclear Power Plant, in Eurajoki in southwestern Finland, date from the 1970s and 1980s. The reactor was already commissioned in December, and now Olkiluoto 3 is […]

Ripple scored a big win yesterday. US District Judge Analisa Torres rejected the Securities and Exchange Commission’s request to remove Ripple’s fair notification defense. After the decision was made, the price of XRP immediately rose by more than 10%. Ripple achieves a very important victory The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filed a request last […]

Nearly half a million people tested positive for COVID-19 last week. Suppose, says clinical epidemiologist Frits Rosendal (LUMC), that half of the people already have a test done at GGD. Then there are the million people infected with the coronavirus. “A surprising amount,” Rosendal says. However, the government wants to cancel all Corona rules next […]

VideoThe accelerating search for large reception centers for tens of thousands of Ukrainian refugees is causing other groups of home seekers to lose their temporary housing. “This is antisocial and can lead to tensions between groups of people.” Cyril Roseman March 11. 2022 Last updated: 20:39 Across the Netherlands, gyms, hotels and empty buildings are […]

Russia on Thursday released a list of multinational companies that want to nationalize their Russian activities. That list includes Shell and IKEA. These companies announced their departure from Russia out of aversion to the invasion of Ukraine. According to Russian businessman Vladimir Potanin, Russia risks losing foreign investment for decades to come. “We must not […]

The first in parliamentary history, based on a “miscarriage of justice.” Constitutional experts react with astonishment Amsterdam first aid judge’s decision MP Nilufer Gundogan (Volt) was mistakenly expelled from the group. Professor of constitutional law in Groningen, Doi Jan Elzinga, says the judge doesn’t deal with that at all. According to him, the ruling sets […]

According to the United Consumers Association, the suggested national average retail price for gasoline on Friday could be 1.4 cents lower than today. The last time the price of gasoline fell from day to day was on February 18th. Diesel price is expected to rise slightly. The organization is based on the recommended prices that […]

Static electricity can occur due to friction between objects made of different materials. Like rubbing your jacket against your office seat, for example. This electric charge causes you to become “static”. Normally, this static charge travels directly from your body to the ground, but in winter this charge is stopped by different things. very dry […]

In the run-up to the municipal elections, Kantar Public will publish poll results for 15 Dutch municipalities at once. Remarkably, the elector of Amsterdam turns definitively to the left, but the elector of Rotterdam votes more right than in the previous election. So GroenLinks is the favorite in Amsterdam, and in Rotterdam it doesn’t look […]

In the letter, seen by De Telegraaf, Bergkamp reiterated that she “expects all ministers and ministers of state to remain available for question time”, unless they have other urgent matters. This includes, for example, “obligations relating to the royal house, obligations in the Senate and inescapable external obligations,” Bergkamp writes: “these are formal reasons for […]