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The Dutch news outlet NRC is covering a range of national and international stories, including government plans to regulate real estate agents, tensions between the US and Canada under Trump, and the complexities of defining 'freelancers' in the Netherlands. International news includes a…
The Dutch government plans to introduce a mandatory register to regulate real estate agents, aiming to prevent malpractice and enforce behavioral rules.
President Trump's aggressive rhetoric towards Canada has strained relations, with residents of the border city Windsor expressing anger and reluctance to cross into the US.
A new Dutch law aims to provide security for freelancers and prevent false self-employment, but questions remain about its effectiveness in solving a long-standing problem.
Hours after being administered lethal injections in Tennessee, death row inmate Christa Pike was reportedly still alive, leading her lawyers to criticize the 'unnecessary suffering'.
Wages under collective labor agreements have increased, with the construction sector seeing notable growth.
European supervisory authorities have launched an investigation into companies that produce popular games like Candy Crush and Minecraft concerning their in-game purchase practices.
A Dutch startup focused on training artificial intelligence models using data from video games has successfully secured $220 million in funding.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu stated that it is premature to determine the specific individuals involved in a violent incident aboard a FlyDubai flight that made an emergency landing in Israel.
Following an incident on a FlyDubai flight, Israel is enhancing security measures for its commercial aviation sector.
The passengers from the FlyDubai flight have safely landed in Israel, where they were welcomed by Prime Minister Netanyahu.
An investigation is underway into the motives behind an incident where one pilot allegedly attacked another on a FlyDubai flight, with possibilities including terrorism or a murder-suicide attempt.
Russia has sent a letter to NATO threatening the use of nuclear weapons if the exclave of Kaliningrad is blockaded, accusing the alliance of dangerous and reckless actions.
There is political division regarding the government's proposed budget cuts and changes to profit taxes, with differing views between left-wing and right-wing parties.
