04 jun 2023 om 16:09Update: 2 uur geleden At the moment, the furniture, the windows, but also the cars are dirtier than usual. They are not covered with Saharan sand for a change, but with another natural phenomenon: pollen. The drought of the past few weeks has only made the mess worse. The large amount of pollen, also called pollen, …
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Erdogan reorganizes his cabinet and appoints a former Belgian political minister | Abroad
After being sworn in as President of Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdogan reorganized most of his cabinet. It seems to focus on economy and security. The only woman in the cabinet is Mahinur Özdemir Göktas. The former Belgian politician will be Turkey’s new minister for family affairs. The politician was born in Belgium and served as a municipal councilor in Schaerbeek. …
Read More »Clashes between police and far-left protesters in Leipzig | Abroad
04 jun 2023 om 00:19 In the German city of Leipzig, protesters and police clashed on Saturday during the far-left Tag X day of protest. Stones and fireworks were thrown at law enforcement and others. Riots also broke out on Friday. 23 officers were slightly injured and 25 vehicles were set on fire. All over Germany, people were called in …
Read More »American loses 26 pounds after 100 days of McDonald’s, three times a day
On social media, the Nashville resident has reported on his unorthodox diet in recent months. In February, he weighed 108 kilos, he said in a vlog: “And that’s absolutely not acceptable. That’s why I drove to McDonald’s. I’m not going to eat anything else for a hundred days .” To add directly to that: “I’m not going to eat everything …
Read More »Want to make your own sauce or sauce? So pay attention to that
It’s easy to make a sauce or gravy from a sachet. But it’s often tastier and more fun to make it yourself. We give tips and tricks that you can pay attention to, so that you put a good and tasty sauce on the table. Sauce too thick To make a sauce, for a stew or a meat, you need …
Read More »House of Representatives does not want Hungary to become EU president
It is undesirable for a country that does not respect European values and is subject to an Article 7 procedure to assume the presidency, argue D66, PvdA, GroenLinks, VVD and Volt in parliamentary questions to Minister Wopke Hoekstra (Foreign Affairs). These parties together are in the majority. According to Kati Piri (PvdA), Hungary should be stripped of the presidency, partly …
Read More »New Telegraaf editor kicks off after criticism: ‘Working to restore trust’ | Media
01 jun 2023 om 13:57Update: 4 uur geleden Despite strong resistance from publishers, the new editors of The Telegraph, formed for Kamran Ullah and Esther Wemmers, officially kicked off on Thursday. Ullah tells NU.nl that “many positive conversations have now taken place with colleagues”. At the beginning of May, a majority of editors lost confidence in the management of owner …
Read More »Russian militias fighting for Ukraine report another Russian invasion • Zelensky makes surprise visit to EU summit in Moldova
The Russian Volunteer Corps and the Freedom Legion of Russia, two units of Russians fighting for Ukraine, report in a video that they again invaded the Russian border region of Belgorod. They say they are advancing towards the border town of Shebekino, where Russian authorities reported heavy shelling this morning. The volunteer corps says that it is not them, but …
Read More »Unconscious woman best cheese roll in annual cheese roll race | Outstanding
31 mei 2023 om 21:52 The annual cheese roll race in the UK district of Gloucester was won this year by a woman who fainted on the way. The Canadian fell on her head and lost consciousness, but still crossed the finish line first. She won a wheel of Double Gloucester weighing a few pounds. In the Cheese Roll Race, …
Read More »In search of the perfect photo in New York: thousands flock to “Manhattanhenge” | Abroad
Manhattanhenge, named after the British monument Stonehenge, can be seen each year in the periods around June and December: the two solstices, when the sun reaches its northernmost or southernmost point on earth, and is directly above one of these points. The name is not for nothing derived from the prehistoric Stonehenge, where traditionally the solstice is celebrated when the …
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