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- 1Dutch documentary examines rise of surveillance state▼Check out this documentary by the Dutch broadcaster VPRO Tegenlicht: Geef mij nu je angst, ik geef je er een surveillanc
A documentary by Dutch public broadcaster VPRO Tegenlicht, titled 'Give me your fear and I will give you a surveillance state in return', is drawing attention online. The film explores what it calls the growing security complex, arguing that fear is traded for expanding surveillance powers. Viewers are recommending it as important viewing on the topic.
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Swedish ice hockey club Timrå IK is telling fans that a historic Saturday awaits, in a short message posted ahead of the weekend. The club gave no further details in the announcement, but the wording suggests a milestone or special occasion connected to the team in Timrå, Sweden. Fans are reacting as the club builds anticipation for the day.
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IK Uppsala's women's football club, bottom of the Damallsvenska top division, is shutting down after the season. Swedish media report the jumbo team is laying down its operations, marking a steep fall for the Uppsala club that reached the top flight. The news has drawn attention in Sweden as the damallsvenskan season winds down and the club's future in women's football ends.
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IK Brage are in the spotlight after a Swedish football match against Helsingborgs IF in which HIF were denied a penalty. Coverage highlights a disputed penalty call roughly two and a half minutes into the second half, with fans and pundits debating the referee's decision. The incident is driving discussion among Swedish football supporters.
- 5Dutch readers swap tech reading tips under new hashtag●Ik ga de hashtag # Techleestip volgen en hem soms ook gebruiken. Dit verhaal kreeg ik vanochtend getipt met de waarschuw
A Dutch journalist is promoting the hashtag #Techleestip as a way to share worthwhile technology reads. She passed along a tip she received that morning, warning followers that the recommended story is not light reading and requires time to sit through, but saying she learned a lot from it and wanted to share it with others.
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The long-running Dutch RTL programme Ik Vertrek, which follows families emigrating and starting new lives abroad, is drawing renewed attention. Recent coverage focuses on Mike and Ana encountering hidden defects during their move to Spain, and on the Spanbroek family settling into life in France, with the family saying they are gradually finding their footing. An RTL episode also followed Ian, who wants to stay in De Bondgenoten, to the disappointment of Sigourney.
- 7Dutch politician calls AI 'inhumane technology' in online debate●@ bartgroothuis @ AstaMcCarthy @ johan @ BjornW Ik beschouw # AI / LLM als inhumane technologie vanwege hoe het met duiz
A Dutch-language online discussion has emerged in which participants, including MEP Bart Groothuis, debate large language models and generative AI. One contributor describes AI as inhumane technology, arguing it is being dumped on society at breathtaking speed without regard for known and unknown risks, and questions who actually holds control over its deployment.
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A player from Swedish football club IK Sirius has become the subject of attention after revealing an embarrassing wardrobe mishap, saying he 'was naked' during a match situation. The story, reported by Upsala Nya Tidning, has drawn amusement and curiosity among supporters of the Uppsala club as it circulates in Swedish sports coverage.
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Dutch actress and presenter Yolanthe Cabau is drawing attention after posting a heartfelt message to her followers. A Dutch magazine quotes her words, 'Ik hou met alles wat ik in me heb van je' — 'I love you with everything I have in me' — describing the note as deeply moving. Fans and media in the Netherlands are reacting to the emotional statement, which has quickly become a talking point on Dutch social media.
- 10Call grows for stronger independent EU tech regulator●Ik las net dit relevante pleidooi voor een sterkere onafhankelijke instantie die in Europa de regels voor techbedrijven
A Dutch-language post is drawing attention to a new argument for a stronger independent authority to enforce Europe's rules on tech companies. The plea appears on Nexuseu, a website run by the Open Markets Institute think tank. Commenters note the timing is relevant as debates over Big Tech enforcement continue in Brussels.
- 11Dutch debate erupts over camera glasses and public privacy●@ barbarakathmann Dit is de omgekeerde wereld. Ik moet dus iemand met een camerabril zeggen dat ik niet gefilmd wil word
A discussion in the Netherlands is unfolding around the growing use of camera glasses in public spaces. Commenters argue the roles have been absurdly reversed: ordinary people must now actively tell someone wearing such glasses that they do not wish to be filmed, only to be recorded before they even notice. Critics say wearers rarely stop when asked and that filming goes unnoticed on the street, raising concerns about consent and privacy in everyday life.
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Timrå is trending in Sweden and most likely refers to Timrå IK, the ice hockey club from the town of Timrå in Sundsvall, which plays in the SHL, Sweden's top league. The collected posts do not include match results, transfers, or other details, so it is not clear from the evidence what exactly people are saying or which specific event has put the club into the conversation.
- 13Dutch Middle East correspondent Eduard Cousin leaves NOS▼"Het is vrijdagochtend 16 mei 2025 en Eduard Cousin typt: ‘Dag collega’s, ik ga de NOS verlaten.’ Cousin woonde tien jaa
On Friday morning 16 May 2025, journalist Eduard Cousin announced he is leaving Dutch public broadcaster NOS. Cousin lived in Egypt for ten years and wrote extensively on the Middle East, and is reportedly critical of how Dutch journalists have covered the region. Readers are sharing and discussing his departure and his remarks about the quality of Dutch reporting from the Middle East.
- 14Dutch IT listeners swap cybersecurity awareness podcast tips●@ queen_fennec Deze week had ik extra wandeltijd en dus weer wat podcasts geluisterd. De tips voor awareness vond ik leu
A Dutch IT security professional shared takeaways from podcasts listened to during extra walking time this week, highlighting tips for security awareness campaigns: create FOMO, make sure everyone wins something, and hand out small prizes. The poster also noted attending a webinar on AI the day before, tying it into ongoing CISO discussions. The exchange reflects how security practitioners trade practical awareness-training advice informally.
- 15MEP Bart Groothuis challenged over accuracy claims●Beste @ bartgroothuis , zou u kunnen aangeven wat er niet aan klopt? Ik heb de verantwoording net gelezen waarin @ noybe
Dutch MEP Bart Groothuis is being publicly asked to specify what he believes is incorrect in a review of amendments, after reading an explanation by privacy organisation noyb about how it handles its methodology. noyb states that with more than 1,100 amendments, errors or misunderstandings can always occur and that it corrects mistakes as soon as possible.
- 16Dutch podcast argues AI's future differs from expectations●#504 - De toekomst van AI is anders dan je denkt - JACK&JOZEF - Real.Raw.Everyday. Ik ben sinds kort weer aan het progra
A new episode of the Dutch podcast JACK&JOZEF, number 504, explores why the future of artificial intelligence may unfold differently than most people assume. The host discusses returning to programming in Python after years away, building an automated radio station, and reflecting on learning to code since his Commodore 64 days. The episode is being shared and discussed among Dutch-speaking listeners online.
- 17Prince Laurent kicks off disability football match in Kortrijk●Prins Laurent geeft aftrap bij G-voetbalclub Kortrijk: “Ik ben niet meer zo soepel, misschien is dat wel mijn beperking"
Belgium's Prince Laurent gave the ceremonial kick-off at the Lange Munte sports grounds in Kortrijk for a G-football match, a competition for athletes with disabilities. Quoted at the event, the prince joked that he is no longer as supple as he once was, adding that this might itself be his limitation. The royal appearance at an inclusive grassroots sports club is drawing attention in Belgian media.