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Dutch midfielder Isaac Babadi has said he does not want to return to PSV Eindhoven, telling VoetbalPrimeur his goal is for the purchase option in his current arrangement to be exercised. The 20-year-old, a PSV academy product, has been out on loan and appears to see his future away from the Eindhoven club. Dutch football media picked up his comments as clubs weigh whether to make the move permanent.
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PSV Eindhoven left-back Mauro Junior says he never gave up on his dream of playing for Brazil, as Carlo Ancelotti takes charge of the national team. The 26-year-old, who has been a regular in the Eredivisie, is hoping a call-up to the Seleção could finally materialize under the Italian coach, and fans are debating whether he deserves a spot.
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A teacher at a school in Valkenswaard has been dismissed with immediate effect after it emerged that the teacher had a relationship with an underage student. Eindhovens Dagblad reports the school acted swiftly once the relationship came to light. The case has drawn attention in the Netherlands, where news of a teacher's misconduct involving a minor typically sparks public debate about safeguarding in schools.
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GGZ Oost Brabant is hosting an open evening in Oss about mental health care, according to regional outlet Eindhovens Dagblad. The event gives residents a chance to learn about available mental health services and ask questions directly to providers. It comes amid ongoing attention to access and waiting times in Dutch mental health care.
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Dutch police have rolled up a suspected drug network centred on a man from Eindhoven, arresting eight people. The investigation is linked to money laundering, with authorities examining how criminal proceeds were moved and hidden. The case highlights ongoing efforts in the Netherlands to dismantle drug-related organised crime and its financial infrastructure.
- 6Researchers develop graph-based world models for safer robot teamwork▼Making robot teamwork safer and more efficient with graph-based world models
Eindhoven University of Technology researchers are working on graph-based world models designed to make robot collaboration safer and more efficient. The approach aims to help multiple robots understand their shared environment and coordinate with each other more reliably, reducing the risk of errors in settings such as warehouses, factories, and other environments where machines must work alongside people and each other.