Suspect in murder of ABN Amro employee in Nieuw-Vennep remains silent, except on psychiatric evaluation: ‘I will not accept compulsory treatment’

Amsterdam parties want to bar Spanish company from tram tender over activities in occupied Palestinian territory

Multi-million euro healthcare fraud: court convicts two Utrecht residents for 'highly reprehensible' abuse

The court has convicted two men from Utrecht for large-scale healthcare fraud involving the embezzlement of millions of euros intended for patient care. The judge described the misuse of these funds as highly reprehensible.

Son of Norwegian crown princess may be released from prison with an ankle monitor

Marius Borg Høiby, the son of Norwegian Crown Princess Mette-Marit, has had his pre-trial detention extended by four weeks by an Oslo court. However, he has been granted permission to serve this period under house arrest while wearing an electronic monitoring ankle tag.

Nieuw-Vennep murder suspect remains silent except on psychiatric evaluation: I will not accept mandatory treatment

Adil Q. is a suspect in the fatal stabbing of 59-year-old Carin in Nieuw-Vennep, an event that occurred in late March. During his initial court hearing, he refused to discuss the allegations but explicitly rejected a psychiatric evaluation at the Pieter Baan Centrum, which the court has nonetheless ordered.

Cancer appears cured but returns: why the disease is often difficult to treat

Actor Sam Neill has passed away despite previously being declared cancer-free earlier this year. The article explores the medical reasons why cancer can return after remission and why it often becomes more difficult to treat in such cases.