Ajax, flights, El Niño and Defense (Wednesday, June 3)

Ajax presented coach Míchel on Tuesday evening. The fifty-year-old Spaniard comes from Girona. He signed in Amsterdam for two seasons and worked for five years at Girona.

Due to a strike, KLM and Transavia flights to Portugal were canceled on Wednesday. This happened from Schiphol, Eindhoven, and Rotterdam. In Belgium, traffic was at a standstill on Tuesday due to Skeyes, and after an agreement, it resumed at 9:00 p.m.

KLM canceled several flights to Entebbe in Uganda. Staff from Entebbe cannot always continue their journey because countries are taking measures following Ebola. Uganda is meanwhile controlling the border with Congo.

The World Meteorological Organization warns about El Niño. Meteorologists say this is now almost certain. Countries must prepare for heat, drought, or heavy rain.

Defense wants to stop using software from Palantir within two years. Derk Boswijk reported this to the House of Representatives on Tuesday, and Defense wants to switch quickly. He expects a European alternative then.