Heavy smoke from major fire at data center in Almere

May we buy your land? The hunt for campsites to turn into luxury parks is in full swing, but who benefits?

Real estate developers are actively pursuing owners of traditional campgrounds in the Netherlands to purchase their land for multi-million euro deals. The proposed plan involves redeveloping these sites into luxury holiday bungalow parks, primarily targeting investors.

Police use VR headsets to practice stopping people based on behavior rather than ethnicity: Sometimes a colleague walks away angry or emotional

Report: Drones spotted at Dutch bases linked to Russian shadow fleet

A report by the International Institute for Strategic Studies suggests that drones spotted over Dutch military bases late last year were likely operated from Russian shadow fleet vessels in the North Sea. The findings indicate these ships were navigating the area at the time the unauthorized flights occurred.

BMW concerned about illegal 'bootleg' BMWs built in Russia

BMW has issued a warning regarding the unauthorized production of vehicles in Russia using abandoned parts and locally sourced materials. These so-called 'bootleg BMWs' are being assembled by former employees at a facility the automaker previously collaborated with.

Resumption of train traffic in Rotterdam delayed for the fourth time

ProRail has delayed the resumption of train services from Rotterdam to the south for the fourth time. The operator now aims to restore full service by 5:00 a.m. on Monday after failing to meet the original Sunday morning deadline.