Shooting in Gerbrandypark, Amsterdam Nieuw-West: one person injured

Football is the biggest victim of Infantino's World Cup stake: 'Could be a turning point'

FIFA president Gianni Infantino's proposal to allow investors to buy shares in the World Cup has sparked concerns regarding commercial influence on the sport. Critics suggest the move could prioritize financial interests and potentially serve to secure Infantino's reelection.

Ahead of Canal Parade, queer community feels threat from both far-right and Islamist corners: ‘That hatred of gender and sexual diversity unites them’

Rhine officially at record low, drought worsens, no national measures yet

The Rhine river has reached its lowest recorded water level at the Lobith measuring point as drought conditions continue to worsen across the Netherlands. Despite the situation, the government has decided that drought management measures will remain local and regional for now, with no new national policies implemented.

At least 96 fines issued to trucks and coaches on Merwede Bridge

Authorities have issued at least 96 fines of 500 euros each to trucks and buses that traveled across the Merwedebrug. The enforcement action was confirmed by the Centraal Justitieel Incassobureau as of Wednesday.

Eurozone economy grows slightly despite Middle East conflict

The Eurozone economy experienced a modest growth of 0.4 percent during the second quarter. This economic expansion occurred despite the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, according to official data released by Eurostat.