Dutch News in English
Latest headlines from the Netherlands in English. Covering Amsterdam, Haarlem, and national Dutch news.
Niall Horan struggles daily with Liam Payne’s death: ‘Did I miss something?’
Niall Horan opened up in an interview with De Telegraaf about the profound grief he experiences daily following the 2024 death of his former One Direction bandmate Liam Payne. The Irish singer describ...
Emilia Clarke debunks rumors of massive salary per Game of Thrones episode
British actress Emilia Clarke has dismissed reports that she earned $300,000 per episode for her role in Game of Thrones, calling the claims exaggerated. Speaking to Variety, she clarified that the ru...
Israel announces new strikes in southern Lebanon
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have announced new military strikes against Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon. Israel states the attacks are a response to alleged violations of the ceasefire agree...
Cyclist injured in Bloemendaal accident, police still unsure exactly what happened
A cyclist was injured in an accident on Brederodelaan in Bloemendaal around 1:15 AM on Saturday morning. Local police are currently investigating the circumstances of the incident and have issued a ca...
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Over half a million views for old cheese shop at Hobbesteeg 4: narrow outside, modern family home inside
A former cheese shop in Beverwijk, built in 1910, has gained over half a million views on social media after being listed for sale as a modern family home. The 142-square-meter property at Hobbesteeg ...
Reading skills continue to decline. Can these books bring back the joy of reading for children? 'They are hugely popular and almost always checked out'
Dutch children's literacy is declining as they read less with age, but graphic novels remain highly popular and are seen as a potential tool to restore reading pleasure. Experts suggest that shifting ...
Risk for new cave rescue attempt in Laos now too great
Four gold seekers trapped in a flooded cave in Laos face delays in their rescue as officials have deemed the current risk too high for another attempt. While one individual was successfully freed on F...
Backyard shed goes up in flames in Haarlem
A shed in the backyard of a home on Delftlaan in Haarlem was completely destroyed by fire during the night from Friday to Saturday. The structure was fully engulfed in flames throughout the incident.
Trucks take priority over terraces in Haarlem city center, clear majority says: 'Take your coffee elsewhere'
A survey of 600 respondents indicates that approximately 60 percent prioritize shop deliveries over early morning terrace seating in Haarlem's city center. Most participants believe that leisure activ...
Mystery: do you know what these two statues on the Rijksmuseum facade mean?
This article highlights two less prominent statues located on the facade of the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. It invites readers to solve the mystery of who these specific figures represent among the muse...
Zandvoort brothers fulfill dream: taking self-built boats out to sea
Brothers Huig and Joop Molenaar from Zandvoort are nearing the completion of two self-built sailing boats based on traditional Shetland Island designs to honor their town's maritime history. The sibli...
Car in water in Heemskerk, occupants flee
A car crashed into the water along the Starweg in Heemskerk during the night between Friday and Saturday. No occupants were found at the scene as they had already fled before emergency services arrive...
Doctor: Trump remains in excellent health
U.S. President Donald Trump remains in excellent health according to a statement released by his physician through the White House on Friday. The official medical assessment confirms the President's o...
A GVB bus in Albania or Cuba: why you see Amsterdam’s cast-offs all over the world
Former Amsterdam city buses are being repurposed in countries worldwide, such as Albania and Cuba, as the city works toward a fully zero-emission fleet by 2028. These retired diesel vehicles are sold ...
New elite education with deep pockets: who is paying for the Leiden master's?
The private Pascal Institute is launching a new master's program at the Leidse Zeevaartschool this fall, targeting students seeking alternatives to traditional universities. The elite educational init...
Badhoevedorp residents reject measures against non-resident parking nuisance
Residents of Badhoevedorp-Noord have voted against the implementation of temporary parking measures intended to combat nuisance from non-resident parkers. The decision follows a municipal survey launc...
How powerful is the Ajax hard core?
An investigation by AT5 reveals the significant influence of Ajax's hard-core supporter group, the F-side, which has led to security lapses and intimidation at the Johan Cruijff Arena. Stewards report...
'They take our houses and rape our daughters': Persistent prejudices about asylum seekers exposed
This article examines and fact-checks common prejudices regarding asylum seekers and status holders in the Netherlands, which frequently emerge during protests and on social media. It aims to provide ...
Plans and more plans, and ultimately the state pension panic is for nothing, concludes Jan-Kees Emmer
The Jetten cabinet has scrapped its controversial plans to scale back the AOW state pension less than 100 days after taking office. Social Affairs Minister Vijlbrief stated that the government will re...