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Huawei claims chip breakthrough bypassing ASML

Huawei says it may produce advanced chips without relying on ASML’s EUV machines, despite ongoing export restrictions. The company aims to reach 1.4-nanometre production by 2031, potentially narrowing the gap with global leaders. Details of the approach remain unclear.

No trains between Den Bosch and Tilburg

No trains are expected to run between Den Bosch and Tilburg on Monday until 6:30 pm. This is due to a collision, according to NS.

Celebrating Pinksterdag with the Pinksterrit in Valkenswaard

Pinksterdag is an important Christian holiday. On Sunday, churchgoers had the chance to finish early and enjoy the sunny weather and traditional horses at the Pinksterrit event in Valkenswaard

Parking fills up at beaches and lakes on Whit Monday

Parking spaces at popular beaches and lakes filled quickly on Whit Monday as warm weather drew large crowds. Authorities advised visitors to use alternative transport, while some locations reported sold-out parking. High temperatures are expected to continue into Tuesday.

Red Cross urges permanent accommodation for asylum seekers

The Red Cross has criticised the lack of permanent accommodation for asylum seekers as overcrowding continues in Ter Apel. Temporary shelters are being used, but uncertainty remains about future spaces. The organisation warns that constant relocations are taking a serious toll on people’s well-being.

Amber Alert campaign to recognize unsafe home situations

Amber Alert Europe is launching a campaign to help adults spot early signs of unsafe home situations for children. The initiative focuses on preventing children from running away by raising awareness and offering practical guidance. It highlights clear warning signs and steps adults can take to act early.

More than 160 prisoners evacuated after fire at Vught prison wing

More than 160 prisoners were evacuated from a wing of PI Vught after a fire in a laundry room caused water damage. Some detainees stayed elsewhere in the prison, while places in other institutions were arranged for more than 130 people.

Dozens of asylum seekers return to Ter Apel registration centre

Dozens of asylum seekers have returned to Ter Apel after spending the night in Groningen. The temporary shelter was opened as crowding at the registration centre continues, with priority given to the most vulnerable people.