PRO leader Jesse Klaver has challenged the Dutch cabinet to choose between collaborating with his progressive party or the conservative JA21. During a party congress in Den Bosch, Klaver stated that the government must decide on either a progressive or conservative path for its future cooperation.
Construction workers removed Donald Trump's name from the facade of the Kennedy Center in Washington on Saturday morning. The removal occurred following a court-ordered deadline to strip the former president's name from the arts facility.
Annette Smit shares the personal story of her son Nathan, who was sexually abused at the age of ten, as part of the "De moeder van" series. The interview highlights the long-term emotional impact on their family and is published in honor of the International Day for the Elimination of Sexual Violence.
A devastating fire in Zwaanshoek has completely destroyed De Droog Automotive, a car garage business owned by 23-year-old Daniël de Droog from Haarlem. A crowdfunding campaign has been launched to help the young entrepreneur recover after his business and equipment were reduced to rubble.
Youth worker Frank Smit acknowledges current unrest surrounding a new skate park in Heemskerk but emphasizes the facility's positive impact and high usage. He warns that the area risks becoming deserted if the controversy leads to it being avoided by the community.
Freek from the musical duo Suzan & Freek discusses maintaining his mental and physical health despite an incurable illness in the documentary Suzan & Freek: We Vieren Het Leven. The film follows the duo during their series of ten concerts performed at the GelreDome.