AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoWorld Cup Warm-up Shock: Algeria beat the Netherlands 1-0 in Rotterdam ahead of the tournament, with Feyenoord winger Anis Hadj Moussa scoring late; Netherlands then face Uzbekistan before heading to Kansas City for Group F. Housing Crunch: ABN Amro warns the Netherlands has a surplus of family homes as baby-boomers age out—900,000 homes could hit the market by 2050, pushing policy toward housing for older people. Milieudefensie Fallout: The environmental group’s supervisory board resigns after failing to disclose ex-director Donald Pols’ extreme-right ties, raising questions about transparency. Digital Sovereignty: The EU Parliament will switch its default search from Google to France’s Qwant, part of a broader push for European tech independence. Public Health Alerts: Dutch officials are among those flagged in Europe’s mpox clade 1b concern, while Rift Valley fever continues to spread in Senegal. Court & Protest Politics: A Dutch court keeps Greenpeace’s pipeline-related case alive against Energy Transfer, extending the legal fight over protest fallout. Security & Crime: Dutch police arrested four men in a drugging and rape probe involving partners, while a Rotterdam TwitchCon-linked missing Brit, 21, was found dead in the river.
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