The film One Battle After Another emerged as the big winner at the 98th Academy Awards, securing six prizes. Another top contender, Sinners, followed with four gold statuettes. The report lists the winners across the most important categories for the 2026 ceremony.
Employees are taking time off to watch World Cup football matches that are broadcast during early morning and late-night hours. Despite these schedule conflicts, employers reportedly do not expect a significant rise in absenteeism or a decline in overall productivity.
Suspended Amsterdam priest Pierre Valkering is seeking to have two high-ranking Vatican officials testify at the Haarlem district court. He aims to uncover what Bishop Jan Hendriks reported about him to the Vatican in order to clear his name through a formal legal procedure.
In 1988, the Dutch national football team played a warm-up match against an amateur side from Kennemerland in Haarlem shortly before winning the European Championship. Although the professionals won, the amateurs famously hit the woodwork twice in a match that contrasts with today's high-profile pre-tournament friendlies.
The US military shot down two Iranian drones on Saturday evening that were threatening shipping traffic in the Strait of Hormuz. This incident marks the latest escalation in tensions between the two nations within the Middle East region.
The Dutch state will officially apologize on July 2 to mothers who were forced to give up their children between 1956 and 1984. Historian Nicole Immler notes that while addressing such historical injustices is essential, the process of offering apologies remains complex.