News about shelter, honors, and arrests (Saturday, April 25)

In IJsselstein, hundreds of people protested against temporary shelter on the field of football club IJFC. In Loosdrecht, the municipality of Wijdemeren is reducing the number of places from 110 to 70. The shelter there will not start before May 6, and a 30-year-old man from Hilversum was punished for violence.

On Friday, more than 3600 Dutch people received an honor, reported NOS and NU.nl. That is the highest number since 2010. Most honors went to volunteers, says the Chapter for the Civil Orders.

American and Iranian delegations may talk on Sunday in Islamabad, reports ABC News. Pakistan is mediating in the conflict, and on Saturday there will first be separate talks. Afterwards, direct talks may follow, and Trump is sending Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner.

The police arrested nine Dutch men for at least ten explosive safe burglaries in Germany and Switzerland. The men are aged 25 to 39 years. After searches at fifteen locations, the police seized money, vehicles, and cocaine.

Also, a 48-year-old man from The Hague has been brought before the court. He is suspected of doxing alleged regime supporters from Iran. He is allowed to await his case in freedom.