The Dutch economy grew by 0.6% in the second quarter of 2026, more than the national statistic agency CBS’s initial ...
Once the biggest social network in the Netherlands, Hyves has come back online after 13 years. The “gezelligste platform” in ...
Low and middle income households will be able to claim up to €6,000 from the government towards the cost of buying a second-hand electric car, three years after the last subsidy was abolished. Junior ...
Water companies have called for PFAS chemicals to be banned in pesticides after a study showed that one-third of people are exposed to high levels of the “forever chemicals” in drinking water. An ...
Prosecutors have demanded a seven-year jail sentence for a man who blew up a drugs lab in Rotterdam, causing a blast that killed three people and damaged neighbouring flats. Jalal O., 37, was renting ...
Fire stations are struggling with a wave of break-ins as criminal gangs target hydraulic equipment that can be used to smash cashpoints and roller shutters. In the last month alone police have ...
Dutch privacy watchdog AP warned on Tuesday that sharing images made with camera glasses violates GDPR rules unless permission is given by everyone in the image. The devices, the most popular version ...
As Prime Minister Rob Jetten heads to New York to address the United Nations General Assembly, multiple news outlets have reported that the Trump administration is set to sanction the International ...
A Dutch man whose 14-year-old son died after he was denied medical treatment for Covid-19 has been jailed for 23 years by a court in Belgium. Rennlhy Manuela covered up the death of his son, Jairon, ...
Moving to the Netherlands means picking not just a country but also a city, and in 2026 that choice matters more than it used to. Rents in the unregulated sector rose 7.3% nationally over the past ...
The Netherlands has become the second country in the world to publish detailed plans of how it intends to end its dependence on fossil fuels. The Dutch government followed France in outlining a ...
The public prosecution service has said it will not investigate an incident involving a Hitler salute during a lecture at TU Eindhoven after the student voluntarily left the country. According to the ...
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