AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoSchiphol and Housing: The government plans to redraw airport noise and safety zones to make room for about 24,000 homes around Amsterdam. But raising the official nuisance limit could leave more residents exposed to severe aircraft noise. Everyday Disruption: An IT incident took Albert Heijn, Etos and Gall & Gall websites and apps offline, halting online orders and disrupting loyalty discounts. Amsterdam: A local service is letting people test drugs by ringing a doorbell, while hundreds joined a pro-Palestinian march through the city. International Justice: The Netherlands joined seven countries in opposing US sanctions on the International Criminal Court, warning they could hamper its work. Costs: Dutch restaurant and café bills are forecast to rise 4.5% next year; Christmas trees are also expected to cost 10–20% more. Sport: Amsterdam RABOBANK won the FIBA 3x3 World Tour event in Bucharest for a second straight year, with Worthy de Jong named MVP.
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