Dutch Media Minister Rianne Letschert has announced the decision to revoke the provisional license of the broadcasting organization Ongehoord Nederland. This move effectively removes the controversial broadcaster from the public broadcasting system.
Residents of Amsterdam-Noord are baffled by a trash can placed directly in the middle of a newly renovated bicycle path. The municipality explained that the bin was placed there as a temporary measure to prevent cars from driving on the path until a proper bollard can be installed.
Amsterdam has begun the search for a new night mayor to succeed Freek Wallagh, who has held the position since 2023. Candidates can apply to represent the city's nightlife interests, with the final selection scheduled for November 26 at Melkweg following a public vote and jury decision.
Amsterdam is currently seeking a new night mayor to succeed Freek Wallagh, who has held the position since 2023. Candidates can apply online, with the final selection taking place on November 26 at the Melkweg following a public vote and jury decision.
Residents of the Kinkerbuurt neighborhood in Amsterdam continue their long-standing legal battle to prevent the construction of a long-stay hotel. Despite a recent ruling by the Council of State favoring the developer, opponents argue that upcoming government rental regulations will render the project unviable and intend to challenge the necessary operating permits.
The Dutch public broadcaster (NPO) has officially requested Media Minister Rianne Letschert to revoke the license of the broadcasting organization Ongehoord Nederland (ON!). The NPO argues that there is now sufficient legal justification to terminate the broadcaster's status.
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