Man arrested for maiming horse in France
In France, a man was arrested in the investigation into the mutilation of a horse. At the end of last month, two … More
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The IND still has to process more than 11,000 overdue asylum applications this year
The Immigration and Naturalisation Service (IND) still has more than 11,000 overdue asylum applications on its shelf. State Secretary Broekers-Knol writes to … More
Rescue workers in Beirut: no more sign of life under rubble
Rescue workers in the Lebanese capital no longer have any hope of finding anyone alive under the rubble after the huge explosion … More
Over a hundred flood deaths, Sudan declares a state of emergency
In Sudan, a state of emergency has been declared due to heavy flooding. Since the end of July, continuous rain has flooded … More
A sign of life beneath the debris of the explosion in Beirut
Today is exactly one month since the huge explosion in Beirut, the capital of Lebanon. A large part of the city has … More
Army Lebanon finds 4.3 tonnes of ammonium nitrate in the port of Beirut
The army of Lebanon found more than 4.3 tonnes of ammonium nitrate at the entrance to the port of Beirut. The same … More
Afghan government releases 200 severely punished Taliban fighters
The Afghan government has released almost 200 Taliban fighters from prison. They are part of a group of 400 severely punished Taliban. … More
Storm run on free train tickets in Belgium
Within a day, almost half a million Belgians have already signed up for free train tickets. The action whereby all residents over … More
US discontinues purchase of ventilation equipment Philips, end of contract
The U.S. government has terminated a contract for the supply of ventilation equipment by Philips. The Dutch technology company mentions this in … More
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Siham (13) helps to build Beirut
It’s a tough time for people from the Lebanese capital Beirut. Due to the huge explosion at the beginning of this month, … More