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EU says oil supplies are secure despite Middle East war

Energy prices are rising fast as war in the Middle East pushes oil above 100 dollars a barrel. The European Commission says EU oil supplies remain secure thanks to large emergency reserves. G7 countries are now discussing whether releasing strategic stocks could ease price pressures.

TenneT invests more in expanding the grid, but is experiencing delays

TenneT has sharply increased its investment in the Dutch and German electricity grid, even as many projects face delays. The operator says new measures should speed up expansion, while several major upgrades were completed ahead of schedule. Additional funding for TenneT Germany is also expected to be finalised in the coming months.

Iran war also boosts soybean and wheat prices

Crop prices are rising as the conflict in Iran disrupts global trade routes and increases demand for biofuels. Higher energy and fertiliser costs are adding pressure on farmers, while some countries may begin stockpiling key staples. Economists warn that the longer the disruption continues, the greater the risk of inflation.

Political party Volt affirms new courage, shared action

As part of our Eindhoven election round-up, we present the political parties and their manifestos. Please note that this content is provided by the...

Oil price above $100 for the first time since 2022

Oil prices have surged to their highest level in more than a year, driven by supply disruptions linked to the US–Israel conflict with Iran. Production in Iraq has dropped sharply, adding pressure to global markets. The rapid rise in both WTI and Brent crude highlights growing concerns about the stability of oil supplies.

International women’s day at the Park Theatre

The Centro Latinoamericano de Orientación (C.L.O.) celebrated International Women’s Day in Eindhoven on Saturday, 7 March. Held at the Parktheater (Parktheater), the event brought...

Eindhoven installs artistic manhole covers to celebrate its heritage

Eindhoven has introduced a series of artistic manhole covers designed to look like golden medals. The unique covers celebrate the city's post-war history and feature QR codes that reveal the stories behind iconic local buildings.

TUI repatriates stranded tourists to Hanover

TUI has repatriated 250 stranded tourists to Hanover after tensions in the Middle East disrupted air travel. The flights brought travellers from the United Arab Emirates back to Europe, while hundreds of Dutch passengers are still waiting to return home.