Farmers' organizations begin protests against nitrogen plans, tractors spotted in Amsterdam-Noord

Student Ziggy (15): ‘If one person takes the first step, we can defeat those 3,248 billionaires’

Richard de Mos returns as alderman: I am not changing a millimeter of this

Politician Richard de Mos has returned as an alderman in The Hague following his near-complete acquittal in a corruption case. In an interview, he discussed his intentions regarding the coalition agreement, asylum policies, and his commitment to integrity.

The Russian economy is creaking but still standing

The Russian economy is facing significant strain due to the high costs of the war in Ukraine and frequent drone attacks on critical infrastructure. Despite a widening budget deficit and internal turmoil, the country's economic system has not yet collapsed.

There is something fundamentally wrong with how subsidies are distributed, says the director of the Noorderpark Foundation

Farmers feel cornered by new cow standards: 'Nearly impossible task'

The Dutch government has proposed a new regulation limiting farmers to a maximum of 2.6 cows per hectare as part of a package to address nitrogen emission issues. Many farmers have expressed concern, labeling the requirement an almost impossible task.