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Dutch broadcasting organisation

The Nederlandse Omroep Stichting is one of the broadcasting organisations making up the Dutch public broadcasting system. It has a special statutory obligation to make news and sports programmes for the three Dutch public television channels and the Dutch public radio services. It is funded by the Dutch government.

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Groves Wins Giro Stage After Mass Crash Neutralizes Race

Australian cyclist Kaden Groves won the sixth stage of the Giro d'Italia in Naples after a mass crash neutralized the race 70km from the finish, resulting in several riders abandoning including former winner Jai Hindley who suffered a concussion.

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Dutch Marines Secure Sint Maarten Prison After Riot

On Sint Maarten, Dutch marines secured Point Blanche prison after a riot and fire caused by overcrowding and poor conditions; three inmates sustained minor injuries, while the situation was under control by 6 PM.

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Authorship of Iconic Vietnam War Photo Questioned

World Press Photo is questioning the authorship of the iconic 1972 "The Terror of War" photo, initially credited to Nick Ut, after a documentary suggested local freelancer Nguyen Thanh Nghe as the photographer; World Press Photo will not re-attribute the photo until conclusive evidence is found.

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Belgian YouTuber Banned for Sharing Rapist's Information

Belgian YouTuber Nathan Vandergunst, known online as Acid, faces a three-month ban on online activity and must remove a video revealing the identity and contact information of a 24-year-old Leuven medical student recently convicted of rape but given a suspended sentence. Police seized a computer dur...

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Katwijk Pro-Palestinian Protest Violently Disrupted by 400 Counter-Demonstrators

In Katwijk, Netherlands, a pro-Palestinian demonstration was violently disrupted by around 400 counter-demonstrators, exceeding initial estimates, resulting in two arrests, one injury, and the use of riot police; the demonstration itself was peaceful.

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Former Dutch Vicepremier and Author Jan Terlouw Dies at 93

Jan Terlouw, former D66 leader, vicepremier, and renowned children's author, died at 93 in Twello, Netherlands, after a short illness. His political career included leading D66 to significant electoral gains and serving as a minister; he's also remembered for his impactful children's books such as "...

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Maashorst Council Approves 1000-Person Asylum Housing Plan Despite Protests

The Maashorst municipality council approved a plan for approximately 1000 asylum seekers and residents in need of housing, including a 300-person asylum center in Uden, despite significant public protests that included unrest and police intervention in April and June.

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Eurovision Semi-Final 2: Austria, Finland, Israel Advance to Final

The second Eurovision semi-final, decided solely by audience votes, saw Austria, Finland, and Israel qualify for the final alongside Lithuania, Armenia, Denmark, Luxembourg, Latvia, Malta, and Greece; Australia, Montenegro, Ireland, Georgia, Czechia, and Serbia were eliminated.

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Maashorst Approves Large Asylum Center Despite Protests

The Maashorst municipality council approved a plan for a new asylum center in Uden, accommodating roughly 1000 people, despite April protests that included riots and arrests; the center will replace temporary housing closing in October 2024.

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FIFA Congress Delayed by Infantino's Meeting with Trump; UEFA Officials Walk Out

FIFA President Gianni Infantino's meeting with US President Trump in Qatar caused a three-hour delay to the annual FIFA congress in Asunción, Paraguay, prompting several UEFA officials to walk out in protest, while Paraguay's president expressed support for Infantino.

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Eurovision Semi-Final 2: Austria, Finland, Israel Advance to Final

The second Eurovision semi-final, held on May 11, saw Austria, Finland, and Israel advance to the final alongside nine other countries, showcasing diverse musical styles and overcoming pre-performance concerns.

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Authorship of Iconic Vietnam War Photo Questioned

World Press Photo is questioning the authorship of the iconic 1973 Pulitzer Prize-winning photograph "The Terror of War," initially credited to Nick Ut, after a documentary suggested local freelancer Nguyen Thanh Nghe took the image; an investigation found inconsistencies but lacked definitive proof...

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