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Senator Van de Sanden leaves VVD out of dissatisfaction with party direction

Cees van de Sanden has left the VVD (People’s Party for Freedom and Democracy) faction in the Senate due to dissatisfaction with the party’s direction. He is taking his seat with him and will continue as an independent senator. “In recent years, the VVD has drifted further and further away from its own liberal core

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What happens to removed steel slag? ‘Major risk to the environment’

In more and more places in the Netherlands, steel slag is being removed due to concerns about environmental pollution and health problems. However, it is often unclear what happens to the material afterwards. Supervisors fear that it will still end up in the soil through a roundabout route. In 2001, the first large-scale environmental incident

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After conversations, French Prime Minister sees a chance to avert political crisis

The Departing French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu Sees “Political Will” Among Parties in Parliament to Reach An Agreement on A Budget Before the End of this year. He will report to President Emmanuel Macron on Wednesday Evening. The Outgoing Prime Minister Lecornu (39), Who Suddenly Resigned on Monday, Made A Final Attempt at Macron’s Request

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Hundreds of climbers snowbound on Mount Everest have reached safety

The nearly nine hundred hikers, tourists, and guides who were snowed in on the east side of Mount Everest have been brought to safety. Hundreds of rescuers and villagers came to the rescue. A snowstorm had blocked the roads to and from overnight stays on the Tibetan side of the world’s highest mountain. People were

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Risky occupation of Radboud building ended, 23 demonstrators arrested

The Police Made 23 judgment at the Occupied Goudsmit Pavilion of Radboud University on the Night from Tuesday to Wednesday. The Building Has Now Been Handed Back to the Nijmegen University, Bringing the Occupation to An End. The Police Report on X that the Building in Question was checked at night to Ensure That No

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Corendon reprimanded for vague sustainability claims

Corendon must stop using vague sustainability claims on its website. The Consumers’ Association had filed complaints in June due to alleged greenwashing and is largely upheld by the Advertising Code Committee. According to the Consumers’ Association, Corendon’s site contained terms such as ‘responsible’, ‘more sustainable’ and ‘conscious’, but these were not well substantiated. The travel

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