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Political crisis ahead? Dutch parliament to decide fate of cabinet during tax debate

Political crisis ahead? Dutch parliament to decide fate of cabinet during tax debate

The Dutch cabinet faces a critical test today as parliament debates the 2027 Tax Plan, which serves as a make-or-break moment for the minority government. The coalition must navigate conflicting demands from opposition parties to secure a majority and avoid a major political crisis.

NATO chief Mark Rutte to be a guest on Pauw & De Wit on Thursday

NATO chief Mark Rutte to be a guest on Pauw & De Wit on Thursday

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte will appear on the Dutch television show Pauw & De Wit this Thursday to discuss global tensions, the Russian threat, and the impact of the US midterm elections on NATO. Rutte, who took over the leadership role in October 2024, will be interviewed by Jeroen Pauw about these critical international developments.

Alcohol licenses of three Haarlem clubs correctly revoked according to Council of State

Alcohol licenses of three Haarlem clubs correctly revoked according to Council of State

The Council of State has confirmed that the mayor of Haarlem correctly revoked the alcohol licenses of three clubs owned by Martijn Bevelander. The decision follows reports of alcohol being served to minors and concerns regarding public safety and the owner's conduct.

Concrete blocks placed around Molukkenstraat to stop youths on scooters during New Year's Eve

Concrete blocks placed around Molukkenstraat to stop youths on scooters during New Year's Eve

Amsterdam authorities are installing concrete barriers and enhanced lighting around the Molukkenstraat intersection to prevent scooter-related disturbances during New Year's Eve. Additionally, officials have implemented measures to remove potential projectiles and requested that local businesses limit the sale of flammable materials.

Court overturns squatters' riot conviction fifteen years later: protest was a ‘peaceful assembly’

Court overturns squatters' riot conviction fifteen years later: protest was a ‘peaceful assembly’

The Hague court has overturned the convictions of five protesters arrested fifteen years ago during a demonstration against the eviction of a building in Amsterdam. The ruling follows a European Court of Human Rights decision which classified the protest as a peaceful assembly protected by international law.