Reducing the livestock sheds off its benefits. The pollutant in manure is found much less, which makes the Netherlands already under the Brussels standard. The cabinet warns that the booty is not yet in place: farmers must continue this line, otherwise there will be a risk of a further reduction in the number of cows.
In the city of Barcelona there are a lot of Dutch hospitality entrepreneurs. Most of them opened the doors of their cafes today after they closed closed yesterday.
Bored young gamers and school leavers are made ready for security experts on the internet in Rotterdam. They are going to help the police of Rotterdam, the municipality, and the port company to fight against hackers better.
Presumably, a Thai thanks to his culinary skills that he has saved a stay in a German prison. The police in Karlsruhe announced Tuesday that the 43-year-old man had to pay a fine of 3800 euros or hundreds of days in the cell.
Google has adapted its Android Store Store for Android so apps that often crash or otherwise are not performing well appear lower in search results.
Migrants in Calais must receive water and sanitation from the government, otherwise there is a inhuman treatment of the strangers. This has been determined by the French State Council on Monday in a climax of legal rope over the jungle in Calais.
Dutch tourists who left Kos last yesterday are scared of the ravage they find on the Greek island.
32-year-old Jamel Dunn drowned Monday in a lake at Cocoa in the US state of Florida last week. Two days later, his lifeless body was found.
Among Dutch tourists in Kos, some wounds have fallen due to the earthquake. According to the travel agencies, this is limited to scratches and broken limbs.
In the Philippines, Islamists in the beloved city of Marawi have about three hundred hostages in their power. That said President Rodrigo Duterte Friday after a visit to the troops there.
US President Donald Trump has confidence in Justice Minister Jeff Sessions, even though he is disappointed that Sessions have deducted from the FBI investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 elections. According to spokeswoman of the White House Sarah Sanders, that Clearly, 'otherwise he was not a minister of justice'.
By 2016, one in ten babies worldwide are not vaccinated after birth, even against diseases such as diphtheria, tetanus and cervical cough. This is evidenced by data from the World Health Organization and Unicef, presented in Geneva on Monday. In total, it is 12.9 million children of not yet a year old. The WHO estimates that another 6.6 million others have not received the repetition doses.
On the first anniversary of the failed coup in Turkey, opposition leader Kemal Kilicdaroglu has criticized the government on Saturday. Instead of pursuing rapid normalization, she has 'created a permanent state of emergency' and the case law 'destroyed,' said the CHP leader.
There is still something 'happening' around the climate treaty of Paris. That said US President Donald Trump said on Thursday at a joint press conference with his French colleague Emmanuel Macron. Trump seemed to suggest that he could change his mind about the agreement, where he wanted to withdraw his country.
At least 75 million euros a year should be invested extra in Schiphol to avoid hours of waiting. That says financial aviation experts. 'Not only to more staff for security and passport controls, but also for more space and new technologies, such as 3D scans.'
Half Hamburg is kicked off for the G20 summit, which will start officially only tomorrow. But tonight the proud harbor city is already expecting heavy riots at the extreme-left demonstration 'Welcome to hell'. Shops are clogged, people flee the city massively.
Judges of the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague have tickled South Africa on Thursday. That country went wrong with the failure of Sudan leader Omar Hassan al-Bashir two years ago, the court concluded.
Cuba and the European Union can begin to normalize their relations. The European Parliament gave its blessing to the cooperation agreement signed in December by both parties in Strasbourg. 567 MPs voted for and 65 against, 31 abstained from voting.
In 19 offices, Fit For Free has camera surveillance in changing rooms. The fitness chain explains that the cameras never focus on shower cubicles, but at one location it appears to have been the case. In the meantime, the cameras would have been taken away.
Two Dutchmen were killed in the east of the Dominican Republic this week. The bodies were found in a pit on a sugarcane plantation Wednesday, reported the newspaper Diario Libre on Friday. The police reported that it was about the Dutch but did not give names.
The Spanish journalist Salud Hernández was also abducted last year in the area where the team of Spoorloos disappeared. The ELN held Hernández for five days. The correspondents of the Spanish newspaper El Mundo are angry that the guerrillaes have reappeared. 'There is no justification for kidnapping two Dutch journalists. The ELN continues to commit the same crimes, 'Hernández said on Twitter.
A Sydney boy was taken to hospital soon after having swallowed part of his fidget spinner. The toy has grown into a global rage over the last few weeks, but his mother warns in a message on Facebook for the spinner's dangers.
A Turkish judge sentenced 31-year-old Bariş Alkan to a house arrest for drug use and sale in Istanbul. Problem is, however, that Alkan is homeless. Therefore, he must remain in the vicinity of a vacant area at a bus station, as that is his official home address.
Now it's really serious: the new battle in the tech war revolves around the smart speaker. Why? Apple announced its first Siri speaker this week, the HomePod.
Attendants of the WannaCry ransomware must report to the Belgian federal police. At one of the biggest cyber attacks ever, the ransomware WannaCry worldwide made more than 200,000 victims. In Belgium, six affected companies are known, but according to the police it is only 'the tip of the iceberg'.
Spotify will host awards show for songwriters this fall. The annual release of the Secret Genius Awards is part of Thursday's launched Secret Genius initiative, which focuses on the authors and producers behind the songs and career of the artists.
Egypt has published a new law Monday, which strongly clogs the work of non-governmental organizations. NGOs may only do social or development work and must adhere to the state's 'development plan.' Donations of around 500 euros or more must be notified and approved in advance.
The organizations Claimingo and Reisrecht will formally assume Schiphol and airline companies formally responsible for the delays caused by passengers in the May holidays due to the far-reaching rows at the airport. Hundreds of demeaners have reported themselves to Claimingo and Reisrecht.
The 24-year-old Martijn van Uden has been found. A well-known family member found him at a bus station near the Thai capital Bangkok.
