Dutch News in English
Latest headlines from the Netherlands in English. Covering Amsterdam, Haarlem, and national Dutch news.
Orange cranes, yellow and green loaders: colorful construction chaos along Europaweg Haarlem
The Europaweg in Haarlem is currently experiencing significant construction activity characterized by a wide variety of colorful machinery. Observers can see orange cranes alongside yellow and green s...
Chinese factory prices rise for first time after years of decline
China's inflation rose unexpectedly in April, signaling an end to a long period of price declines in the world's second-largest economy. The surge was largely attributed to higher global oil prices li...
Berendsen hopes for EU sanctions against violent settlers
Dutch Foreign Affairs Minister Tom Berendsen expressed hope that EU ministers will reach a decision on Monday regarding sanctions against violent Jewish settlers on the West Bank. While the Netherland...
Painting stolen from Jacques Goudstikker hung for decades in home of Dutch SS general’s granddaughter: ‘How bizarre can it get?’
Spring slump: low temperatures and frequent rain showers
Wingtech demands $8 billion from Dutch state after Nexperia intervention
Wingtech is pursuing arbitration against the Netherlands, seeking $8 billion in damages following the government's intervention in its subsidiary, Nexperia. The company alleges that state actions in O...
How are motorists in Haarlem and Velsen adjusting their driving habits? 'Ten short trips and the tank is empty too'
A survey conducted at gas stations in Haarlem and Velsen explores how local motorists are adjusting their driving habits in response to rising fuel prices. Residents are considering options such as us...
WNL on Sunday preached hell and damnation on the Lord's Day
Weekly tips: things to do in Amsterdam from May 11 to 15
This article provides a guide to activities and events in Amsterdam from May 11 to 15, coinciding with the Ascension Day holiday. Highlights include the tenth anniversary of the A’DAM Tower and the ...
Healthcare in Gaza collapsing further according to Red Cross
The Red Cross warns that Gaza's healthcare system is collapsing due to severe shortages of medication, food, and medical equipment. Currently, only five out of 33 hospitals and 20 out of 240 medical p...
Fatbikes banned in Vondelpark starting today
Amsterdam has officially implemented a ban on fatbikes with tires wider than seven centimeters in the Vondelpark, with violators facing a 115-euro fine after an initial two-week warning period. The ci...
Code yellow for northern coastal area this evening due to wind gusts
The KNMI has issued a code yellow warning for heavy wind gusts in the northern coastal provinces, including Noord-Holland, Flevoland, Friesland, and Groningen. The warning is in effect this evening fr...
Netanyahu aims to eventually end reliance on US military aid
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated in a CBS interview that he aims for Israel to eventually operate without the $3.8 billion in annual U.S. military aid. He expressed that it is currentl...
Employers influence stress-related absence, even when personal issues play a role
Employers are being encouraged to focus on preventing employee stress and burnout by fostering a culture of open communication. Experts emphasize that early intervention and a supportive environment c...
Adolescence big winner at BAFTA TV Awards
The Netflix drama Adolescence was the big winner at the BAFTA TV Awards, securing four trophies including best mini-drama series. Lead actor and co-creator Stephen Graham also received the award for b...
Adolescence big winner at BAFTA TV Awards with four prizes
The Netflix series Adolescence won four awards at the BAFTA TV Awards on Sunday, including best mini-drama series. Stephen Graham, the show's co-creator, was also honored with the best actor award for...
Possible supermarket ban in Velsen; only allowed for large-scale housing developments
Local authorities in Velsen are considering a freeze on new supermarkets due to market saturation in the IJmond region. Under the proposal, new stores would only be permitted when integrated into larg...
Report: A safe Bonaire is costly, but doing nothing is much more expensive
A report commissioned by Greenpeace and the World Wildlife Fund states that protecting Bonaire from climate change requires an investment of $1.2 to $1.8 billion. Researchers warn that the cost of ina...
Kim Lammers realizes: losing for an entire season takes a lot out of a team
Kim Lammers reflects on the psychological toll of a losing season as sports leagues conclude their championship and relegation battles. The article examines whether the pressure of a national title fi...
Toos & Henk - May 11
Cartoonist Paul Kusters publishes his daily comic strip Toos & Henk from Monday to Saturday, offering a unique perspective on current events.