87-year-old woman allowed to stay in Madrid home after protests ↗
Front page leadAn 87-year-old woman will be allowed to continue living in her home in Madrid following large-scale demonstrations supporting her cause.
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An 87-year-old woman will be allowed to continue living in her home in Madrid following large-scale demonstrations supporting her cause.
Zinedine Zidane reacted with exuberance to a football match, while Ronald Koeman expressed satisfaction despite a loss.
While individual homeowners are embracing sustainability with subsidies, homeowner associations (VVEs) are falling behind in these efforts.
Johan Derksen stated that Estavana Polman is the victim in her departure from the program 'Voetbal Inside'.
A prominent French far-right political figure is facing backlash due to publishing antisemitic comments online.
The Netherlands, along with five other EU member states, is advocating for substantial reductions in the European Union's budget.
An explainer detailing the significant decline in Donald Trump's approval rating from 70 percent to 25 percent.
An 11-year-old British chess player has achieved the title of the youngest-ever female Grandmaster in the sport's history.
The former lawyer for a key witness in the Marengo criminal case has been reprimanded, with concerns raised about the damage to the legal profession's credibility.
The number of people using an advice chat service for domestic violence has doubled since its operating hours were expanded.
There has been an increase in fatalities due to fall accidents, with the most significant rise observed in individuals aged 90 and above.
A pilot program in Amsterdam has successfully placed 332 asylum seekers into paid employment, meeting its objectives.
Minister Jetten has pledged to be more cautious with his language following a controversial statement he made about 'slapping people in the face'.
An advertorial highlighting how certain individuals use deceptive methods to obtain more favorable energy labels for properties.