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NetherlandsPolice are raiding cars with hidden compartments: 'We never find tulips'
The police have launched an operation targeting car builders who create hidden compartments in vehicles used by criminals to transport weapons, drugs, and money. The police estimate there are around 100 such builders active across various locations in the Netherlands. Since January of this year, both possessing and constructing these hidden spaces have been illegal. Over the past few years, the number of cars with hidden compartments has increased significantly. In 2023, the police found 135 secret storage areas in cars, 150 in 2024, and 170 in 2025. As of now, the count for 2026 is already at
Minister Karremans steps on the brakes after billions in deficit: new roads and railways in the fridge
The article discusses Minister Karremans' decision to halt new infrastructure projects such as roads and railways due to budget shortfalls.
Opposition to megalomaniacal EU demands for €2 trillion
The article discusses opposition to an ambitious EU proposal involving 2,000 billion euros.
Code orange in Limburg for heavy thunderstorms, possibly later in more provinces
The article reports that Limburg has been placed under code orange due to heavy thunderstorms, with the possibility of this alert being extended to more provinces later.
Couple (53) found dead in Meerstad home, child couple arrested
A man named Stel, aged 53, was found dead in his home in Meerstad. A married couple with children has been detained in connection with the incident.
The hidden influence of Lionel Messi's father
The article explores the hidden influence of Jorge Messi, Lionel Messi's father, on his son's rise to football legend status.
Italy in mourning after the death of Igor Protti (58)
The article reports on the death of Italian footballer Igor Protti at the age of 58, expressing that Italy is in mourning.
Moroccan celebrity Hakimi to stand trial for rape
Achraf Hakimi, captain of the Moroccan national football team and player for Paris Saint-Germain, must appear before a French court to face allegations of sexual assault that occurred in March 2023 at his home in Boulogne-Billancourt. The incident allegedly took place after Hakimi met the woman through Instagram. The victim filed a police report several days after their encounter. Hakimi has consistently denied the accusations and expressed anticipation for the trial. In May, Hakimi and his lawyers requested the case be dropped, but the court in Versailles ruled there were sufficient grounds.
Women's volleyball players beat Ukraine in the Nations League
The Dutch women's volleyball team defeated Ukraine in the Nations League.
Italian Foreign Minister refuses to travel to U.S. after Trump's comments on Meloni
An Italian minister has decided not to travel to the United States following comments made by Donald Trump about Giorgia Meloni.
Son (17) of Ruben Schaken signs with sc Heerenveen until the summer of 2030
A 17-year-old son of former footballer Ruben Schaken has signed with SC Heerenveen until the summer of 2030.
Images of storm damage in Limburg: several trees on the road
Images of storm damage in Limburg show multiple trees on the road.
The Netherlands sends frigate towards the Strait of Hormuz
The Netherlands is sending a frigate towards the Strait of Hormuz.
Tay Keith (29) deceased, producer behind the hits Drake and Travis Scott
Tay Keith, a 29-year-old American music producer known for hits like 'Sicko Mode' by Travis Scott and 'Nonstop' by Drake, has died. He was found lifeless in his apartment in Nashville, Tennessee, during a police check. Authorities have stated there is no indication of foul play, and an autopsy is being conducted to determine the cause of death. Keith grew up in Memphis and began producing music as a teenager. He gained fame in 2018 with tracks such as 'Look Alive' and 'Never Recover,' and later received Grammy nominations for his work on 'Sicko Mode' and 'Rich Flex.' Despite his career success
Argentina's president lashes out at TV presenter who wrongly pronounced Lionel Messi's father dead: Third-rate gossip
The president of Argentina criticized a TV presenter who falsely claimed that Lionel Messi's father had died. The president referred to the presenter as a 'third-rate gossipmonger.'
Buyers misled by green talk Home battery: Practice shows it doesn't matter
The article discusses claims that consumers are being misled by green marketing around home batteries, suggesting that in practice, these batteries do not make a significant difference.
Prosus is seeing huge growth in profits
The article reports that Prosus has recorded significant profit growth.
Ajax reaches agreement with Monaco over Caio Henrique (28)
Ajax has reached an agreement with Monaco regarding the transfer of Caio Henrique, who is 28 years old.
U.S. Secretary raises alarm about ASML machine in China
The article reports that an American minister has raised concerns about an ASML machine located in China.
Proposal for a Council Directive on the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to measures to be taken against air pollution
The article states that the nitrogen policy proposed by Jetten is necessary.
FIA holds hearing on Mercedes protest against punishments Russell in Monaco
The FIA is holding a hearing regarding Mercedes' appeal against penalties imposed on George Russell during the Monaco Grand Prix.
"Katya Schuurman, you'd better keep your mouth shut about this!"
The article contains only the headline 'Katja Schuurman, je kunt hier beter je mond over houden!' which translates to 'Katja Schuurman, you'd better keep your mouth shut here!' There is no additional text provided.
Labour politician Burnham wins seat, cleared to challenge Starmer
Labour candidate Andy Burnham has won the election in the Makerfield constituency in England, securing his seat in the House of Commons. This victory opens the possibility for him to challenge current Prime Minister Keir Starmer for leadership within the Labour Party. Burnham defeated Reform UK candidate Rob Kenyon by a significant margin, receiving nearly 25,000 votes (55%) compared to Kenyon’s 35%. Burnham, a former mayor of Manchester, is popular within Labour and has previously attempted to become the party leader. He expressed concerns about the functioning of politics and the state of国家,
Public Prosecutor Rinus Otte denounces the defense of Marco Borsato: Bad signal to young girls
Rinus Otte, topman van de Nederlandse Omgevingsorganisatie (OM), heeft kritiek geuit op de verdediging van Marco Borsato, een voormalige politieagent die betrokken was bij het zaak van de vermissing en dood van Natascha Kampusch. Otte noemde de verdediging 'slecht signaal naar jonge meisjes'.
Haaland's goals at the World Cup make the earth tremble in Norway
The article discusses how goals scored by Erling Haaland during the World Cup have caused tremors in Norway.
Frenkie de Jong warns of competition: The Dutch national team is unpredictable
Frenkie de Jong warns competitors that the Dutch national team is unpredictable in some sense.
Hostess who mistakenly reported the death of Lionel Messi's father resigns
A presenter who mistakenly reported the death of Lionel Messi's father has resigned.
Home battery sellers are touting improvements in energy labeling, but are they?
The article questions whether claims made by sellers of home batteries regarding improvements in energy labels are accurate.
Fenerbahçe has reported to FC Dordrecht for coach Dirk Kuyt and apologizes
Fenerbahçe has contacted FC Dordrecht regarding coach Dirk Kuyt and has offered apologies.
Murdered French girl Lyhanna (11) also raped, autopsy reveals
An autopsy on the body of 11-year-old French girl Lyhanna, who was found dead in an abandoned grain silo in Puycasquier, revealed she had been sexually assaulted. The girl’s family has requested privacy and declined to make further comments. The suspect, 41-year-old Jérôme Barella, the father of a friend of the victim, was already under investigation for repeated sexual abuse of another child but faced no legal action for months. Additionally, a warning from U.S. authorities about Barella potentially viewing child exploitation material online went unaddressed. The revelations have sparked mass
Celine Dion's concerts saved! 'This is what sustains her'
The article reports that Celine Dion's concerts have been saved, stating that this support is helping her.
Police fired shots at burglar Rotterdam South, suspect unharmed
The police fired shots at a burglar in Rotterdam-South, and the suspect was unharmed.
FC Barcelona and Liverpool are knocking at the door for Oranje international Micky van de Ven (25)
FC Barcelona and Liverpool are reportedly interested in signing Dutch international Micky van de Ven, who is currently 25 years old.
US NATO exodus takes shape: dozens of fighter jets and drones disappear from our "life insurance"
The article discusses the withdrawal of American NATO forces, noting the removal of dozens of combat aircraft and drones from what is described as the 'life insurance' of the Netherlands.
Spurs present Jan Paul van Hecke, who underwent a medical examination in Kansas City, flagged off at NAC Breda
The article reports that Jan Paul van Hecke has undergone a medical examination in Kansas City and has been presented by Spurs, with the flag being raised at NAC Breda.
Stanley Tucci steals the show in high-hat carriage at Royal Ascot
Stanley Tucci stole the show in a carriage with a high hat at the Royal Ascot.
Smog-addicted woman terrorizes neighborhood, neighbors consider moving out of fear
A woman addicted to laughing gas is causing disturbances in her neighborhood, leading neighbors to consider moving out due to fear.
German man furious: AI makes World Cup moment a realistic portrayal of Hitler
A German man is upset because an AI-generated image of Adolf Hitler was created using a moment of joy from the World Cup.
Heatwave hits Europe: trains canceled and schools closed in France and Spain
A heatwave is affecting Europe, leading to train cancellations and school closures in France and Spain.
Tadej Pogacar in shock after horror crash of his fiancée Urska
The article reports on Tadej Pogacar being shocked by a severe crash involving his fiancée, Urska.
Toddler (3) in life-threatening condition after being 'thrown' into crocodile enclosure at UK zoo
A three-year-old child was placed in life-threatening danger after being thrown into a crocodile enclosure at a British zoo.
Tadej Pogacar pushes away camera after moving day, Bart Lemmen beaten in sprint round of Switzerland
Tadej Pogacar pushed away a camera during a busy day, while Bart Lemmen was overtaken in the sprint during the Tour of Switzerland.
Ajax has reached an agreement with UTS on top talent Fouad Zahouani (20)
Ajax has reached an agreement with UTS regarding the top talent Fouad Zahouani.
Bruce Springsteen, Bono and Stevie Wonder are putting the Obama Presidential Center up on stilts
Bruce Springsteen, Bono, and Stevie Wonder have criticized the Obama Presidential Center.
New nuclear power stations only feasible in Groningen Eemshaven, the province does not want to know about it
The article discusses the feasibility of building new nuclear power plants, stating they would only be viable in Eemshaven, Groningen. The province of Groningen has expressed no interest in such projects.
After concussion Quinten Timber: That's what you're missing against Sweden
The article discusses Quinten Timber's recent performance after suffering a concussion, with a focus on his upcoming match against Sweden.
EO boss Arjan Lock is leaving for the Salvation Army
Arjan Lock, the CEO of EO, is leaving his position to join the Leger des Heils.
At least three NATO countries are spending too little on defense.
The article states that at least three NATO countries are underinvesting in defense.
OM: 18 deaths linked to drugs sold by Funcaps
The Dutch Public Prosecution Service (OM) has indicated it may be able to prove that 18 people died due to substances sold through the website Funcaps. During an initial court hearing in Zwolle, the OM stated that four other deaths are still under investigation. The OM examined 80 potential cases linked to the sale of these substances but found insufficient evidence for the remaining cases. Funcaps sold various drugs, including bromazolam, O-DSMT, and 2F-ketamine, without providing usage instructions or warnings. The owners of Funcaps, who began selling counterfeit pills during the coronavirus
Live: Sports Brief today all the sports news in one row
The article provides a live summary of today's sports news, compiling various updates into one place.
Bomb under box 3: that is the situation with the three tax boxes, and this is what Europe would like to change
The article discusses the 'three tax boxes' system in the Netherlands, focusing on Box 3, which relates to wealth taxation. It highlights concerns over how this system might influence European tax policies.
Limburg sounds the alarm: raccoons threaten to become a 'serious pest'
The article discusses concerns in Limburg regarding the growing population of badgers, which are becoming a serious nuisance. Local authorities are alarmed by the increasing number of badgers and their impact on the region.
Up to 20 years in prison for shooting dead 22-year-old in Pannerden
A man faces up to 20 years in prison for shooting a 22-year-old in Pannerden.
NEC on main lines agreement with free-transfer striker Kaj Sierhuis
NEC has reached an agreement in principle with Kaj Sierhuis, a transfer-free striker.
Ajax must look for new main sponsor: Ziggo does not renew expiring contract
Ajax must look for a new main sponsor as Ziggo has decided not to renew its expiring contract.
Fatal error during landing: KLM plane scrapes its tail off the ground
A KLM aircraft made an error during landing, scraping its tail against the ground.
Lions in the 2027 World Cup play-offs against Hungary, Ajax preparing to play Panathinaikos
The article discusses the Dutch women's football team (Leeuwinnen) entering the playoffs for the 2027 World Cup against Hungary. It also mentions Ajax preparing for a match against Panathinaikos.
Driver in Haarlem makes a special discovery in the car: bizarReally bizarre!
A driver in Haarlem made an unusual discovery in their car, describing it as 'really bizarre.'
Rafael van der Vaart deep in the dust after joking about Japanese: I am very sorry about it
Rafael van der Vaart has expressed deep regret over a joke he made about Japanese people, which has caused significant controversy.
Amsterdam taxi industry sounds alarm for fraud: drivers use 'hand-holding method' to charge exorbitant price
The Amsterdam taxi industry has raised an alarm over fraud, with drivers allegedly using a 'handbrake method' to charge excessively high prices.
Hans Spekman breaks into the interview: "Why should I live?"
Hans Spekman, a Dutch politician, expressed feelings of despair during an interview, asking 'Why should I still live?' The article reports on his emotional outburst.
Remarkable moment: Donald Trump does not recognize his own pronunciation
The article discusses an unusual moment where Donald Trump did not recognize his own statement.
Sweden warns Dutch team: Even Van Dijk has trouble with Gyökeres
Sweden has issued a warning to the Netherlands national football team, noting that even Virgil van Dijk struggles against Hungary's Dominik Gyökeres.
Anger and disappointment after relocation Helene Fischer concert: fans feel duped
Fans of German singer Helene Fischer expressed anger and disappointment after her concert was moved without prior notice, feeling deceived by the change.
The European Union is also calling for the release of the Palestinian prisoners of conscience.
The article discusses the controversy surrounding the subsidy provided by the city of Amsterdam to Pakhuis de Zwijger, an organization accused of having ties to Hamas activists.
Brussels bombs under box 3: "Really radical, this is going to cost the Treasury billions"
The Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf reports that the European Union has introduced significant changes to the tax rules regarding Box 3, which refers to the taxation of wealth such as investments and inheritances. The article suggests these changes could cost the Dutch treasury billions of euros.
Two people found dead in the Groningen lake town
Two people were found dead in Meerstad, Groningen.
Fireworks mortar and possible pipe bomb in azc under construction in Nuenen
A fireworks mortar and a possible pipe bomb are being constructed at an asylum seeker center under construction in Nuenen.
Gasoline price still well above 2 euros until end of next year, higher mileage fee does little
The article discusses the continued high price of gasoline, which is expected to remain above 2 euros per liter until the end of next year. It also mentions that increasing the kilometer allowance for employees does little to offset these rising fuel costs.
FIFA World Cup 2026 LIVE updates: England lead Croatia 4-2; Ronaldo’s Portugal draw 1-1 with DR Congo as Ghana, Panama, Uzbekistan and Colombia in action today
The article provides live updates from the FIFA World Cup 2026, covering matches including England vs Croatia, Portugal vs DR Congo, and other games involving Ghana, Panama, Uzbekistan, and Colombia. It highlights Portugal's 1-1 draw with DR Congo, noting Cristiano Ronaldo's reaction and the tribute paid to Diogo Jota, a former Portuguese player who passed away in a car accident. The article also mentions DR Congo's historic participation in the tournament.
For this reason, Lionel Messi was in tears after his hat-trick at the 2026 World Cup.
The article discusses why Lionel Messi was emotional after scoring a hat-trick at the 2026 World Cup.
June 18th horoscope: Someone may come your way who will interest you, Capricorn!
The article provides a daily horoscope for those born under the sign of Capricorn (Steenbok), suggesting that someone who interests them might cross their path on June 18.
Former world champion Jenny Simpson resuscitated at athletics event
Former world champion Jenny Simpson has been reanimated at an athletics event.
Oranges are pulling out all the stops for state visit Emperor Naruhito: Tonight we celebrate this friendship
The Dutch royal family has made extensive preparations for the state visit of Emperor Naruhito of Japan. The event is being celebrated as a symbol of friendship between the Netherlands and Japan.
The Netherlands to support Ukraine with 500 million for drones
The Netherlands is providing Ukraine with 500 million euros in support for drones.
Dubai is handing over top criminal Tyson Q., 'Taghi of Curaçao'
Dubai has extradited the Curaçao-based criminal Shurandy 'Tyson' Q. to Curaçao, where he will face charges related to his involvement with the criminal organization No Limit Soldiers. According to sources, Tyson Q. is currently held in the Extra Secure Facility (EBI) in Vught, Netherlands, due to limited security capabilities on Curaçao. The extradition marks an important step in the fight against organized crime in the Caribbean part of the Kingdom. The Public Prosecution Service stated that the Supreme Court of the United Arab Emirates approved the extradition after Curaçao submitted a plea.
Tragedy in Slovenia: Dutchman (57) dies on descent in mountainous area, falls into a ravine near family
A 57-year-old Dutch man died during a descent in a mountain area in Slovenia, falling into a ravine close to his family.
Diamond power during state visit to Japan: Princess Ariane (19) makes her debut in striking red tiara with special copy from royal vault
Princess Ariane made her tiara debut during a state visit to Japan, wearing a notable diamond piece from the royal collection. The article highlights her appearance in a striking red outfit.
Helene Fischer to the GelreDome instead of the ArenA
The article reports that singer Helene Fischer will perform at the GelreDome instead of the ArenA.
Then you'll have a huge riot with the Dutch national team
The article discusses the internal dynamics and potential conflicts within the Dutch national football team.
The ring child star Daveigh Chase, 35, has died.
The article reports on the death of Daveigh Chase, a 35-year-old individual known as 'ring-kindster' (likely referring to someone involved in boxing or a similar sport).
U.S. central bank under new chairman keeps interest rates equal
The American central bank, the Federal Reserve, kept interest rates unchanged under the leadership of new chairman Kevin Warsh. This was the first meeting chaired by Warsh, whose communication style marks a clear departure from his predecessor, Jerome Powell. President Trump had previously criticized Powell for not lowering interest rates, and expressed hope that Warsh would do so. However, due to high inflation caused by the war in the Middle East, raising interest rates is seen as necessary to curb inflation. During his press conference, Warsh emphasized price stability, stating that persist
British couple receive warning shots from Russian warship
A British couple was subjected to warning shots from a Russian warship.
Ariane shines at her first state banquet
The article reports that Ariane performed well during her first state banquet.
Starting tomorrow, it will be much warmer, with a chance of thunderstorms.
The article reports on upcoming weather changes in the Netherlands, noting that temperatures will rise significantly starting tomorrow with the possibility of thunderstorms. It describes the movement of warm air from Southern Europe, leading to higher than average temperatures, particularly in southern provinces. The article also mentions the potential for thunderstorms due to humid conditions, with possible heavy rain, hail, and strong winds.
Dream couple Tom Holland and Zendaya in Amsterdam, but questions from the press on the subject are forbidden
The article discusses the presence of actors Tom Holland and Zendaya in Amsterdam, noting that questions from the press regarding their relationship were prohibited.
President Arib: Ends well, not all is well
The article discusses the issue of Chamber President Arib, noting that while the outcome was good, not everything went smoothly.
The prosecutor suspects that criminal activities are the cause of the Amsterdam explosion
The Amsterdam police suspect criminal activities involving explosives caused a major explosion in the Osdorp neighborhood last week. The Public Prosecution Service (OM) has identified two suspects, aged 23 and 24, who are accused of causing the explosion, endangering lives, preparing explosions, and possessing explosives. Both suspects were injured during the incident, with reports indicating severe injuries including the loss of a leg and an arm for one of them. The court has extended their pre-trial detention for two weeks. A third suspect remains at large. The explosion occurred in a shed附属
Provisional US-Iran agreement leaked: these are the 14 points of the peace plan
The Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf has published an article revealing details of a preliminary agreement between the United States and Iran, outlining fourteen points of a peace plan.
Virgil van Dijk has a past with referee who whistles Netherlands-Sweden at World Cup 2026
The article mentions that Virgil van Dijk has a past connection with the referee who will officiate the Netherlands vs. Sweden match at the 2026 World Cup.