ASVA student union office vandalized: windows smashed and wall urinated on

Alderman Hendrik Jan Biemond (Finance) presents €6.9 million bill for Afis just before debate

A pedestrian boulevard on Damrak without cars? Readers react: ‘This will become a tourist carnival’

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A new report from Nibud highlights that an increasing number of Dutch households are facing financial difficulties. The institute is calling for political action on affordable housing and healthcare while advising citizens to use online tools to claim the government benefits they are entitled to.

A women's quota only polishes the statistics here

The Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) is implementing a women's quota to increase the percentage of female students in its Aerospace Engineering faculty from 17% to 30%. While critics argue such quotas can make women feel like token choices, the university views the measure as a necessary tool to accelerate stagnant diversity goals.

Hardenberg imposes new fine as asylum center remains open

The municipality of Hardenberg has increased the daily fine for the Central Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (COA) to 64,000 euros because an asylum center remains open against orders. The penalty will continue until the facility is vacated or a maximum fine of 5.76 million euros is reached.