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A 44-year-old Turkish national was arrested at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport, suspected of supplying boats and engines for people smuggling across the English Channel. The arrest follows a joint investigation by the UK's National Crime Agency and European authorities, marking a significant step in combating organized immigration crime.
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Prague has enacted a ban on organized nighttime pub crawls, effective November 2024. This decision aims to attract a more cultured tourist demographic and address concerns over disruptive behavior associated with such activities. The ban follows similar trends in other European cities grappling with overtourism and its impacts on local communities.
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As the Christmas travel season approaches, UK airports are bracing for increased flight cancellations, particularly at Leeds Bradford Airport, which has the highest cancellation rate. Meanwhile, Heathrow Airport reports record passenger numbers and considers reinstating dividends for shareholders, reflecting a recovery in the aviation sector post-pandemic.
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Recent earnings reports reveal a mixed outlook for major companies, with ASML and Nu Holdings exceeding expectations, while Instacart and Arm Holdings fell short. ASML remains optimistic about long-term growth driven by AI, while Nu Holdings shows strong profitability in Latin America.
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It’s not just about antisemitism.
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Amsterdam police have launched a campaign featuring a lifesize hologram of Bernadett 'Betty' Szabó, a young sex worker murdered in 2009. The initiative aims to jog memories and encourage witnesses to come forward, offering a €30,000 reward for information leading to her killer.
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Cruise lines are increasingly offering winter sailings in the Mediterranean, capitalizing on lower prices and fewer crowds. Viking Cruises leads this trend, with plans to expand its fleet in the region. Off-season travel is appealing to older travelers seeking cultural experiences at a discount.
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The UEFA Nations League match between France and Israel at Stade de France is set for tonight amid heightened security following recent violence against Israeli fans in Amsterdam. French authorities have deployed 4,000 police officers, while ticket sales remain low due to safety concerns. President Macron is expected to attend.
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Following Ajax's 5-0 victory over Maccabi Tel Aviv, violence erupted in Amsterdam, targeting Israeli fans. The clashes, described as antisemitic attacks, resulted in injuries and arrests, prompting Israel to send rescue planes for its citizens. Dutch authorities condemned the violence and increased security measures in the city.
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Following a Europa League match between Ajax and Maccabi Tel Aviv, violence erupted in Amsterdam, leading to 62 arrests and multiple injuries. The city's mayor banned all demonstrations after anti-Semitic incidents and clashes involving fans. Pro-Palestinian protests were also suppressed amid rising tensions.
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In Amsterdam, police detained pro-Palestinian protesters defying a ban following violent clashes involving Israeli football fans. The unrest, linked to the Israel-Gaza conflict, has raised concerns over antisemitism and public safety, prompting emergency measures and widespread arrests.
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Following violent clashes in Amsterdam linked to a soccer match between Ajax and Maccabi Tel Aviv, police have arrested eight individuals. The unrest, fueled by rising tensions over the Gaza conflict, has prompted emergency measures and condemnation from Dutch officials regarding antisemitism and public safety.