Regulator suspends UWV training program for insurance physicians in Amsterdam over workplace culture concerns

Government cushioned small businesses from major financial problems during the coronavirus pandemic

During the initial phase of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Dutch government provided the primary financial support for small businesses, rather than banks. The internal financing provided by business owners played only a minor role in addressing these financial challenges.

Increased camera surveillance on Jacob van Maerlantstraat following explosions

Keijzer critical of 'group of men' that determined corona policy, yet she did not resign herself

Former State Secretary Mona Keijzer has criticized the Dutch cabinet's decision-making process during the COVID-19 pandemic, claiming a small group of men ignored broader societal perspectives. Despite her public disagreement with the policy, she acknowledged that she did not resign from her position at the time.

Police do everything possible to prevent escalation as World Cup party threatens to get out of hand

Can you drive with sleep apnea?

Approximately 600,000 people in the Netherlands suffer from sleep apnea, prompting questions about driving safety for those affected. Automotive expert Niek Schenk addresses the legal and safety implications of driving with this condition.