US President Donald Trump called the attack on Riyadh, in which twelve people lost their lives, 'unacceptable'. #MiddenOosten #Riyad #Houthi (translated)
Weird Duk wrote that people thought they were providing a safe home for individuals like Luai Ahmed, but according to him, they also brought in the misery they had fled from. He called that unforgivable. #veiligheid #vluchtelingen #samenleving (translated)
In a serious accident on the N233 near Kesteren, two people died and two others were seriously injured on Sunday evening, while the road remains closed for hours. #N233 #Kesteren #ongeluk (translated)
Annabel Nanninga wrote that people who claim to sympathize with the Palestinians should henceforth avoid the marches for the "red line." According to her, it became clear during the previous march what dubious forces were behind it, and participants could no longer use ignorance as an excuse. #Palestina #DeelJeStem #Menselijkheid (translated)
Rein Bijlsma urged readers to remember the images. He wrote that people could now experience for themselves what it was like to witness the rise of Nazism and the growing hatred of Jews in the 1930s, and stated that this was now happening on the streets, in squares, at stations, and in the media. According to him, it seemed that no one in power was willing to do anything about it, and society had once again capitulated. #geschiedenis #antisemitisme #maatschappij (translated)
Geert Noels wrote that more people needed to work in the private sector and that there was a need for more control over taxes and unjust benefits. According to him, new taxes were not necessary, but more courage was needed to tackle issues. #Werkgelegenheid #Belastingen #Uitkeringen (translated)
A thousand people demonstrated at Dam Square in Amsterdam for Palestine, where a man was arrested due to an offensive banner. #ProPalestina #Demonstratie #BeledigendSpandoek (translated)
The author wrote that they were present at a climate march in Brussels that day. According to the author, the march was dedicated to the High Fens, the 3,000 people who died this summer from the heat, workers who had to continue working in nurseries, factories, and nursing homes without any cooling, and nature. https://t.co/x49ElTGpru #klimaatmars #klimaatverandering #natuur #BE (translated)
Following the deadly attack by the Houthis on the airport in Riyadh, in which twelve people were killed, the US is considering possibly getting involved in the conflict, which could have disastrous consequences for the region. #Houthi #SaoediArabië #Riad (translated)
In a boating accident off the coast of Djibouti, at least 139 migrants, including fifteen children, have drowned, while more than a hundred others have been reported missing, according to the International Organization for Migration (IOM). #Migratie #Djibouti #Mensensmokkel (translated)
In a deadly bus accident in Turkey, at least eleven people have lost their lives. #cookies #beveiliging #onlineaanvallen (translated)
Owen reported that the Free Palestine bikers from the Netherlands, France, and Belgium had arrived at the Dam in Amsterdam. According to him, there were hundreds of people along the route. https://t.co/hZhV6RQ2Fh #FreePalestine #Amsterdam #Bikers (translated)
In a serious bus accident in Turkey, at least eleven people have died and 27 others have been injured. #busongeluk #Turkije #doden (translated)
Maurits Vande Reyde wrote that the Minister of Budget had openly stated that he had wasted people's money for years without any consequences. He claimed that the deficits in the past five years had been greater than during the pandemic and that the deficit for the coming year would still amount to 1 billion euros. He also pointed to a subordinated loan, the interest costs of which he claimed alone amounted to 1 billion euros. Vande Reyde further wrote that there were no concrete plans to downsize the state apparatus. According to him, politicians who opposed a new tax increase were labeled as the wrongdoers and as "irresponsible." #begroting #tekort #politiek (translated)
Manneken Pis, dressed in a costume with the message Change, symbolizes the urgency of climate action leading up to the March for the Climate in Brussels, where 30,000 people are expected to attend. #MarchePourLeClimat #ChangementClimatique #MannekenPis (translated)
In a new flood in Nepal, five people have gone missing, while 49 others were rescued and the authorities have carried out evacuations due to the extensive damage caused to homes and infrastructure. #Nepal #overstroming #hulpverlening (translated)
A migrant ship has capsized off Djibouti, resulting in at least 109 people drowning and 116 others missing. #Migratie #Djibouti #Scheepsramp (translated)
In a shipwreck off the coast of Djibouti, 109 refugees, including fifteen children, drowned when their boat capsized on the way to Yemen, leading to a major humanitarian crisis and a call to the international community for assistance. #Vluchtelingencrisis #Mensensmokkel #Djibouti (translated)
A former woke teacher wrote that MP Nicole Moinat described, according to them, an established order that had lost its moral compass. The teacher stated that criminal organizations were recruiting very young people for explosions, drug trafficking, and assassinations because, according to them, juvenile offenders were hardly punished. In The Hague, according to the teacher, young criminals were primarily seen as victims of their circumstances. The teacher criticized explanations of crime based on disadvantage, personal problems, and a difficult childhood, because those explanations, according to them, obscured the responsibility of the offenders. The teacher also stated that the compassion for offenders was greater than the concern for victims. Young people deserved a second chance, according to them, but it should not outweigh the safety of society. The teacher wrote that the government, out of fear of appearing inhumane, no longer dared to set limits and that the consequences of this were borne by people who obeyed the law. #rechtstaat #criminaliteit #veiligheid (translated)
Robert Pijkeren wrote that he was surprised that many people, according to him, did not know or had incorrect information about what had happened during the corona demonstrations. This led him, according to his own words, to the thought that a poorly informed and divided people were easier to control. https://t.co/hErmVPdOr3 #corona #demonstraties #desinformatie (translated)
