From Tiësto suing an American law firm for 17 million dollars to singer Lenny Kuhr saying goodbye with pain in her heart. A lot of things happened in our province this Tuesday. These are the five stories you must read.
DJ Tiësto will discuss a $17 million settlement with the American law firm Greenberg Traurig in the next two weeks. He demands this money because, according to him, he received incorrect tax advice and had to pay too much tax in the US in 2020. Tiësto says that with good advice he could have reduced his time in the US and saved on taxes. You can read the story here.
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Peter Gillis’ plans in Croatia are coming up against fierce criticism from local interest group SMOi. They believe that large foreign investors like Gillis are damaging nature. Research shows that Gillis does not yet own the land and that no permits have been applied for. Check it out here.
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After his break of twenty years, Robèrt van Beckhoven is taking some time for himself and is currently in no hurry to start dating again. He first wants to find peace and balance before thinking about a new relationship. He does not lack attention, but he first enjoys his own time. Read the whole story here.
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Peet W. from Baarle-Nassau is suspected of illegally dumping industrial salt in the Belgian Kempen. Peet was previously convicted of large-scale fertilizer fraud and received community service and millions in fines. Belgian investigation services found heavy metals, alcohol gel residues and salt during excavations, which can contaminate groundwater. Together with two others, he is suspected of this dumping. Check out the story here.
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Lenny Kuhr (75) has announced that he will stop performing. The Eindhoven singer, known for her Eurovision victory in 1969, says she makes this decision with pain in her heart. She will continue to perform until May 2026 with her theater tour ‘Licht’. Her husband’s health and the division in the Netherlands play a role in her decision. Read her story here.
