Number of crack incidents in Amsterdam doubles in five years, police blame rogue recruitment agencies

Education Inspectorate reports mismanagement at Cornelius Haga Lyceum: 'Poor educational quality continues'

Don't ask grieving parents and children how they are: They cannot answer this question

Losing a partner or child drastically changes family life and can be difficult for relatives and friends to navigate. Experts advise against asking grieving families how they are doing, as the question is often too overwhelming to answer, and recommend more supportive communication instead.

Queen Máxima and Minister Vijlbrief cycle through Southeast and speak with Amsterdammers in debt: 'Often the root of many problems'

New Eurostar trains must be able to withstand extremely high temperatures

Eurostar is modifying its new high-speed trains to withstand temperatures of up to 55 degrees Celsius. This measure is being taken to ensure service reliability as extreme summer heat becomes more common across Europe.

Shift in Haarlem labor market: most jobs now in business services

The labor market in Haarlem has undergone a significant shift, with the business services sector now providing the most jobs. This represents a change from a decade ago, when the healthcare sector was the largest employer in the municipality.