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Opinion: Since when did a simple greeting while jogging in Amsterdam become so complicated?

Opinion: Since when did a simple greeting while jogging in Amsterdam become so complicated?

An opinion piece explores the perceived decline in social greetings between runners in Amsterdam compared to smaller towns. The author argues that despite the city's individualistic nature, a simple acknowledgment between fellow athletes fosters a shared sense of community.

Around 1,500 pedigree cats take part in beauty pageant in Vijfhuizen: 'This is just very emotional'

Around 1,500 pedigree cats take part in beauty pageant in Vijfhuizen: 'This is just very emotional'

The Fife World Show 2026, a major international competition for purebred cats, was held recently near Haarlem. Approximately 1,500 cats and 2,500 spectators gathered for the event, which many participants described as a deeply emotional experience.

Growing reliance on a small group of volunteers makes amateur football clubs increasingly vulnerable

Growing reliance on a small group of volunteers makes amateur football clubs increasingly vulnerable

Amateur football clubs in Amsterdam are facing operational difficulties due to an acute shortage of volunteers for administrative positions. This heavy reliance on a small group of people creates instability, as membership fees are almost entirely consumed by fixed costs like rent and utilities rather than administrative compensation.

Ajax visits Sparta • AZ hosts FC Twente in crunch match

Ajax visits Sparta • AZ hosts FC Twente in crunch match

This Sunday, Ajax faces Sparta Rotterdam at Het Kasteel in an Eredivisie match starting at 16:45. The day of football concludes with AZ taking on FC Twente at 20:00, with both games available to listen to on NH Radio.

Gas cost only a euro for a moment in a small village in Gelderland and the news made a delightful story out of it

Gas cost only a euro for a moment in a small village in Gelderland and the news made a delightful story out of it

A gas station owner in the Dutch village of Voorst offered fuel for one euro per liter as a final gesture before closing his business permanently. The promotion led to long queues and traffic delays, drawing significant local interest and media coverage.