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European Union leaders gathered in Cyprus for a summit overshadowed by escalating tensions in the Middle East conflict.
A 67-year-old man from Haaksbergen must surrender his dog Lizzy after a court ruled that continuous overfeeding constitutes animal neglect and a threat to the dog's welfare.
A 45-year-old police officer and a 47-year-old accomplice are facing charges for allegedly raping a teenage girl in Nieuwegein late last year.
Dutch prosecutors are demanding a 30-year prison sentence against a Syrian man accused of torturing detainees while serving with an Assad-aligned militia group in 2013-2014.
Mexico's iconic Teotihuacán temple complex has reopened with heightened security after a deadly shooting incident left one Canadian woman dead and thirteen others wounded.
The Netherlands is exploring a temporary low-cost monthly transit pass modeled after Germany's successful Deutschlandticket, which offers unlimited train travel for a fixed monthly fee.
The Netherlands will implement its first complete connection stop for new electricity users in the Utrecht region starting July 1st, as the power grid reaches maximum capacity.
A German research foundation has traced hundreds of human remains held in Berlin museums to West African countries colonized by Germany in the 19th and 20th centuries and plans to return them.
Greece's parliament has stripped thirteen members of the ruling New Democracy party of their legal immunity over suspected EU subsidy fraud worth over €23 million.
While Apollo Vredestein's tire factory in Enschede will close by end of June, affecting 500 workers, many employees have already secured positions elsewhere in a tight labor market.
Manchester City reclaimed the Premier League leadership after Arsenal's six-month reign at the top, following a narrow 1-0 victory over Burnley on Wednesday.