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Keith Rathbone, Macquarie University Since the murder of 11 Israeli hostages at the 1972 Munich Summer Olympics, security has been fundamental for games stakeholders. The...

Recent data reveals that forty per cent of Dutch properties with a registered energy rating now hold a top-tier A label or higher. While new-build developments are driving these figures, older regions continue to lag behind with lower overall sustainability scores.

Máxima MC and Kraamzorg VDA are launching a new maternity centre to support the rapidly growing number of families in the Brainport region. The facility will offer eight private, homely rooms where new parents can receive professional guidance before transitioning back to their own homes.

A nationwide technical failure has hit the dispatch systems used by Dutch emergency services, causing delays for those calling 112. The outage is also impacting the police non-emergency line, forcing authorities to rely on backup communication methods to reach officers on the street.

Tata Steel has reported a sharp increase in quarterly profits, driven by high demand within the Indian market. The company also saw improved results from its Dutch operations despite rising costs and looming changes to European trade regulations.

A technical fault in the national control room system is causing delays for emergency callers across the Netherlands. While the 112 emergency line remains operational, officials warn that it may take longer to reach an operator. Backup systems are being used to dispatch help while technicians work to resolve the disruption.

The CDA has named its candidates for the new coalition government, bringing together a mix of experienced European diplomats and private sector leaders. The lineup includes a new Foreign Minister and a deputy prime minister to serve alongside Rob Jetten.

D66 nominates Rianne Letschert and Hans Vijlbrief for key ministerial posts, with further cabinet roles to be announced later.