Police find large quantity of drugs in storage unit in Amsterdam-Noord

Why women on the right are breaking through

Recent observations from a NATO summit highlight that the few female leaders currently representing EU nations are predominantly from right-wing political parties. Analysts suggest that women succeeding within these male-dominated structures are often perceived as having exceptional professional qualifications.

Rumor about 'terrible stench' in Elandsgracht police station cells is true

Police in Amsterdam have confirmed that there is a persistent unpleasant odor in the cell complex at Elandsgracht. According to officers, the smell is primarily caused by detainees who have been living on the street and have not been able to shower for long periods, despite daily cleaning efforts.

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

Two days in T6, Amsterdam's largest and ever-growing homeless shelter: 'Having a 19-year-old girl here is truly worrying'

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.