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Add as a favourite source on Google Add DutchNews as a favourite source on GoogleRob Jetten starts work as prime minister by shaking hands with Olympic heroes and doing backroom deals with PVV refuseniks. Mona Keijzer creates an unstable situation in farmers’ party BBB after being passed over for the leadership. Internet provider Odido is in double trouble after hackers leak its customers’ data. And art historians get a surprise when they view a collection of “very nice” etchings.
Ophef of the week:
AI-generated election tool taken down after giving false information about councils and parties
Lelystad airport plan grounded yet again by environmental permit rules
Bald little match girl and donkey who came out ignite new Efteling fury
News
Coalition parties agree to soften state pension age plans
Finance minister pledges asset tax rethink after listening to objections
Analysis: Rob Jetten’s cabinet will be running into headwinds from day one
Coalition agreement makes too many unrealistic promises, says SCP
Rob Jetten’s team: who’s who in the new Dutch cabinet
Mona Keijzer quits farmers’ party BBB after missing out on leadership
Diplomatic row erupts after Dutch official’s bag opened at Tehran airport
Odido blackmailers publish customers’ information on dark web
Odido hackers release more data: check if your data was stolen
“Nice pictures” turn out to be priceless collection of Rembrandt etchings
Sport
Dutch Olympic committee hopes for funding boost after record gold medal haul
Netherlands pulls out of hosting Paralympic swimming over Russian admission
Dutch officials stay away from Paralympic opening ceremony in Milan
Dick Advocaat quits as Curaçao team boss: “Family comes first”
AZ Alkmaar reach last 16 of conference league with 4-0 win over FC Noah
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