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| Zeit | Aktuelle Nachrichten | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| 10:19 | No new electricity connections in Utrecht due to grid capacity | ||
| 09:19 | House prices rose 5% in the year to March as market levels off | ||
| 09:19 | Dutch consumer confidence plunges as Middle East war continues | ||
| Di | Dutch labour productivity rises 2.4%, biggest gain in 20 years | ||
| Di | Energy firms fight €2.7 billion of 2022 Dutch windfall tax | ||
| Di | Dutch campaign group takes Levi's to court over Turkish factory | ||
| Mo | Government pledges more money to speed up house construction | ||
| Mo | Mass claim launched against Odido following huge data leak | ||
| Fr | Patient medical data stolen in Chipsoft ransomware attack | ||
| Fr | Dutch sign drone deal with Ukraine - a win for both countries | ||
| Do | KLM scraps 160 "uneconomic" flights in coming month | ||
| Do | Fuel costs for low-income workers could rise by €1,000: CPB | ||
| Do | Fewer foreign firms set up operations Amsterdam last year | ||
| Do | Digid takeover by US firm is a security risk, top official says | ||
| 15.04. | ASML lifts sales forecast by billions as AI outruns supply | ||
| 15.04. | Influencers should make it clear they are not experts, MPs say | ||
| 15.04. | Ministers plan to boost travel expenses, not cut petrol prices | ||
| 14.04. | National civil servants strike in protest at pay freeze | ||
| 13.04. | Hackers steal info about 200,000 Basic-Fit members in NL | ||
| 13.04. | NAM to resume Groningen gas drilling despite opposition | ||
| 13.04. | US pharma firm gets €922 million "innovation" tax break in NL | ||
| 10.04. | Foreign seafarers will not get equal pay to Dutch, minister says | ||
| 09.04. | Cabinet drops pension plan as unions plan further protests | ||
| 08.04. | Supermarkets are putting less meat in their hamburgers | ||
| 08.04. | Dutch 2025 exports to China and the US fell, but rose to Taiwan |
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