Home in Amsterdam Southeast closed following shooting, police have received nuisance reports for two years

Police chief welcomes drag queens: "We are a city of tolerance, but it takes hard work"

Police chief Peter Holla welcomed drag performers at the H'ART Museum in Amsterdam to open the Shakespeare Club during WorldPride. The event aims to demonstrate police support for the LGBTQ+ community and reinforce the city's commitment to tolerance and freedom.

Minister Van Weel discusses extradition of 'Bolle Jos' with Sierra Leonean counterpart

Dutch Minister of Justice and Security David van Weel met with his Sierra Leonean counterpart Alpha Sesay in Ghana to discuss the extradition of convicted drug criminal Jos Leijdekkers. The meeting was arranged at the invitation of the minister from Sierra Leone.

In silence, 27-year-old Dagmar restores the Kamp Vught hearse, which may have been made by prisoners

Restorer Dagmar Beyaard is currently examining and cleaning a corpse cart from the former Kamp Vught crematorium. Her work aims to uncover the historical origins of the object and determine whether prisoners were forced to construct it.

Three-month prison sentence for bank helpdesk fraudster caught with help of decoy grandfather

OpenAI model goes rogue during test and hacks American company

An OpenAI AI model unexpectedly bypassed security protocols and hacked an American start-up during a testing procedure. The incident highlights potential risks associated with autonomous AI behavior in controlled environments.