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Amsterdam is hosting the Zeehavendagen festival this weekend on Java-eiland to showcase its identity as a port city. Port industry director Kees Noorman emphasized the harbor's significance, covering one-sixth of the city's territory, while addressing concerns over municipal plans to build housing in port areas.

Even the cast sometimes gets lost in the world of House of the Dragon

Even the cast sometimes gets lost in the world of House of the Dragon

The cast of the Game of Thrones spin-off House of the Dragon admitted to NU.nl that the series' complex family ties and political intrigue can be difficult to follow even for them. Despite their roles, the actors acknowledged that they sometimes get lost in the show's intricate storylines.

'Only in Amsterdam': city blunders with video of Utrecht canal

'Only in Amsterdam': city blunders with video of Utrecht canal

The municipality of Amsterdam's social media team mistakenly commented 'only in Amsterdam' on an Instagram video filmed at the Oudegracht in Utrecht. After being called out by the video creator and the municipality of Utrecht, Amsterdam acknowledged the error as a human mistake.

Jeremy Clarkson in remission from prostate cancer: 'Happiest man in the world'

Jeremy Clarkson in remission from prostate cancer: 'Happiest man in the world'

British television presenter Jeremy Clarkson has announced that he is in remission from an aggressive form of prostate cancer. The news comes just days after he first revealed that he had been diagnosed with the disease.

Should Gen Z start using ‘forgotten words’ or let them go to the graveyard?

Should Gen Z start using ‘forgotten words’ or let them go to the graveyard?

The article explores the efforts of Baby Boomers to preserve "forgotten words" through websites and books, urging younger generations to adopt them. It questions whether Gen Z should be pressured by this linguistic moralism or if these archaic terms should be allowed to fade from use.