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Shifting Dynamics in Aruban Politics as December Elections Approach

As Aruba gears up for its December 9 elections, political tensions have risen across the island. With 12 parties registered to participate, some of the more established political players face internal challenges, while newcomers show surprising strength. The process...

Trump’s McDonald’s Visit Raises Eyebrows in Final Campaign Days

In the last stretch of his campaign for a third bid at the White House, Donald Trump made an unexpected stop at a McDonald’s in Pennsylvania, bringing one of America’s most iconic fast-food chains into the political spotlight. Wearing an apron and working behind the...

Israeli Airstrikes in Lebanon Kill Over 1,800 as Conflict with Hezbollah Escalates

Beirut, October 20, 2024 — The death toll from Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon has surpassed 1,800, according to figures released by the Lebanese Ministry of Health. Since the start of the intensified strikes on September 16, the bombardment has resulted in 9,330...
Fan Interference Controversy Mars Rockies’ Win Over Mariners

Fan Interference Controversy Mars Rockies’ Win Over Mariners

In a dramatic first game of a doubleheader between the Colorado Rockies and the Seattle Mariners, controversy erupted in the bottom of the ninth inning as a fan interference call took away a potential walk-off home run for the Rockies. With the game deadlocked at 0–0,...

Migrant Crisis Shifts to California Border Amid Surge in Crossings

Migrant Crisis Shifts to California Border Amid Surge in Crossings

Amid a surge in illegal border crossings, the focus of the US migrant crisis is shifting from Texas to California, particularly along the border near San Diego. Recent reports indicate a significant increase in migrant arrivals, with crossings up 85% in February...

Aruba to Host Job Fair for People Over 45 and Retirees

Aruba to Host Job Fair for People Over 45 and Retirees

Aruba's Minister of Labor, Glenbert Croes, announced a job fair specifically aimed at residents over 45 years old and retirees. This initiative comes amidst a labor shortage impacting Aruba's businesses, particularly within the hospitality sector. The job fair will...

Alarming: Aruba hotels need at least 10,000 employees in three years

Alarming: Aruba hotels need at least 10,000 employees in three years

Politicians and the government need to look after the well-being of the country. They need to make sure that nothing gets out of hand. Although the current government says that it has not given permission for additional rooms or new hotels, it seems that permission is...

EU Launches Investigations into Chinese Subsidies and Imports

EU Launches Investigations into Chinese Subsidies and Imports

In a bid to safeguard domestic manufacturers and ensure fair competition, the European Union (EU) has initiated a series of investigations into China's procurement practices and subsidy schemes. The European Commission, tasked with carrying out these inquiries, aims...

COVID-19: We Must Not Forget Those We Lost

COVID-19: We Must Not Forget Those We Lost

Throughout history, there have been many moments that have left an indelible mark, such as countless wars and various economic crises. In Aruba, the effects of these events have always been felt, but never has the impact been so direct. However, there was one case...

Kite Surfing in Aruba: Where Adventure Meets Paradise

Kite Surfing in Aruba: Where Adventure Meets Paradise

Discover the Ultimate Kite Surfing Experience Aruba, a jewel in the Caribbean, is not just about pristine beaches and swaying palm trees; it's also a kite surfer's dream destination. If you're seeking the perfect blend of adventure and paradise, look no further than...

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German Military Base Closed Over Sabotage Fears in Water Supply

German Military Base Closed Over Sabotage Fears in Water Supply

A German military base near Cologne was temporarily closed on Tuesday after suspicions arose that its water supply may have been sabotaged. The Cologne-Wahn barracks, which house around 5,500 personnel, including 4,300 soldiers, were closed as authorities began...