‘Power will fail if we do nothing’: Liander must place 2,600 electrical substations in Amsterdam but nobody wants them in front of their door

Amsterdam has few vacation rentals per neighborhood, but rules are still being tightened: ‘I won’t risk a fine’

Entrepreneur Marjorie De Cunha sees Amsterdam Southeast changing: 'Bijlmer used to be a dirty word, now it's hot and trendy and everyone wants to live there'

Opinion: The problem with data centers is that Amsterdammers only get a say once the permits have already been granted

Many Western companies have left, but new Spar stores are still opening in Moscow: ‘Difficult situation’

Despite EU sanctions against Russia, Spar supermarkets continue to operate and even open new locations within the country. The Dutch-based retail chain claims it is unable to terminate existing contracts, a stance that has drawn skepticism from experts regarding its compliance with international sanctions.

Shortage of ferry operators a major problem: 33 vacancies and staff departures looming

Public transport operator GVB is facing a significant shortage of ferry skippers, with 33 vacancies and an expected increase in departures due to retirement. This staffing crisis has recently caused service disruptions and prompted the company to explore hiring more temporary staff and reducing the number of skippers required per vessel.