DNB invests 500,000 euros in home of richest Black woman in 18th-century Suriname: 'Apologies are not enough'

France relaxes cheese rules due to lack of grass caused by drought

France is temporarily relaxing strict production regulations for traditional cheeses like Comté due to severe drought. Farmers are now permitted to feed their cows alternative fodder because insufficient grass is available for grazing.

Coming in 2028: direct trains from Amsterdam to Copenhagen and Malmö

This Chinese chain is growing with dozens of ‘unknown’ ingredients: ‘People don’t know what they’re seeing’

The Chinese street food chain Zhangliang Malatang is expanding globally and has opened three locations in the Netherlands. The restaurant offers a unique dining experience where customers can choose from a wide variety of unconventional ingredients for their soup.

European playoff spot beckons for Ajax in Dublin

Ajax is in Dublin for the second leg of the Conference League third qualifying round against Shelbourne FC, holding a 3-1 lead from their previous home match. Meanwhile, the club has expressed interest in signing defender Lutsharel Geertruida from RB Leipzig, pending potential player sales.

US law firm to appeal against Tiësto's multi-million dollar claim

The American law firm Greenberg Traurig is filing an appeal in the Supreme Court against a ruling by the Amsterdam Court of Appeal. The court previously ordered the firm to pay DJ Tiësto 17 million dollars in damages due to incorrect tax advice.