NATO top monster job for The Hague traffic controller Berend (66): 'There are 1600 scenarios ready'

Traffic controller Berend de Jong peers at eighteen camera images at the same time. In the traffic control center in the city hall of The Hague, he figuratively turns the knobs to ensure that motorists never have to wait in traffic for too long. Now that the Johan de Wittlaan has already been closed due to the NATO summit, he has an extra challenge.

Minister of Foreign Affairs Hakan Fidan notified some ambassadors about their new ambassadorial and permanent representative duties.

Foreign Minister Fidan announced new ambassadorial posts: NATO and The Hague are also on the list