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Hey @ANnninga, would you like to turn this into a question for Weesperknip?
Dear NoStyle,I would like to draw your attention to the following “As is now known, the Amsterdam Municipality is conducting a survey of the opinion of Amsterdammers about the temporary closure of, among other things, the Weesperstraat. One can hope that this research is done properly, that the results are reliable and valid and the […]
Activist group analysis: Shell still trading in Russian gas | Economy
Door onze economieredactie 02 jul 2023 at 15:56Update: now we are old Courtney HortonCourtney Horton is a contributor at Houstonian Online, covering news, politics, business, technology, sports, entertainment, and lifestyle topics. She focuses on clear, accurate, and reader-friendly reporting, providing useful information and timely coverage of current events, trends, and stories that matter to communities […]
Twitter introduces temporary daily limits to prevent data collection – IT Pro – News
Twitter has established temporary daily limits that allow authorized users to read a maximum of 10,000 Twitter posts per day. Free users can read 1,000 tweets per day, while new free users can read another 500 tweets. According to Elon Musk, the limits are necessary to prevent large-scale data collection on the platform. Twitter owner […]
Wopke Hoekstra apologizes for past slavery in Suriname
From half past nine, the descendants of the slaves—mostly dressed in traditional clothing—and other interested parties gather under shelters around Waterlooplein to head to Oosterpark, the so-called Bigi Spikri (“Big Mirror”). This annual festive parade was initially celebrated only in Suriname, but has continued in the Netherlands since 2009 to celebrate the abolition of slavery. […]
Jaguar identifies with the V8 as an EV, but it still has to push the BPM
Regular correspondent Cas Pedaal discovered this week that “Woke” isn’t another version of Mini Moke. Determined to apply this knowledge, he set out. As always, this article has been carefully fact-checked and found to be 1.00 percent correct. I can tell from everything that my Jaguar F-Type SVR has never been so happy with its […]
The former head of FrieslandCampina takes over as the new CEO of Unilever | Economy
01 jul 2023 at 08:42Update: 16 minutes later Courtney HortonCourtney Horton is a contributor at Houstonian Online, covering news, politics, business, technology, sports, entertainment, and lifestyle topics. She focuses on clear, accurate, and reader-friendly reporting, providing useful information and timely coverage of current events, trends, and stories that matter to communities and everyday readers.
This is how the Netherlands commemorates slavery’s past (and celebrates its end). internal
On Saturday, exactly 150 years ago, slavery in Suriname also practically ended. A year to commemorate the Dutch slavery past will also begin. A selection of how our country will reflect on the end of slavery this weekend. Slavernijcomités in het hele land organiseren herdenkingsbijeenkomsten en vieringen. De meest in het oog springende is die […]
CDA in distress looking for her own Caroline | Policy
PodcastWhat about Minister Beit Adema’s “Plan B” if the agricultural agreement fails? The House of Representatives is left in despair, while the Cabinet must come up with its own plan for the farmers. Will this work? Why did the parliamentary investigation into Corona policy not start? Will Prime Minister Rutte and Minister de Jonge continue […]
We are increasingly getting our hands on our wallet chains in Store | Economy
Lately the Dutch have been more careful about buying in stores. In supermarkets and clothing stores, for example, we often keep our hands in our purse strings. High prices are the only way to keep sales stable in many stores. Total retail sales were 4.6 percent higher last month than in the previous twelve months. […]