Cartoonist Paul Kusters provides his unique perspective on current events from Monday to Saturday in the daily comic series Toos & Henk. The feature offers a satirical look at the news for readers throughout the week.
Illustrator Aimée de Jongh has become the first Dutch person to win an Eisner Award, often referred to as the Oscars of the comic book industry. She received the prestigious accolade for her work on the graphic novel adaptation of Lord of the Flies.
In an interview with Mezza magazine, Dutch performer Adelheid Roosen reflects on her physical characteristics and personal quirks. She discusses her health sensitivities and her acceptance of her own body.
The mayor of Diemen has closed a residence in the Holland Park neighborhood due to illegal prostitution and reports of nuisance. Local authorities are actively working with the police to combat human trafficking and criminal activities in residential properties.
The Dutch Grand Prix in Zandvoort is beginning its final summer of racing, as organizers have decided to end the event after six years due to financial concerns. While the races have brought significant local engagement and pride to the region, the event's conclusion is also met with relief by some residents who cite ongoing noise pollution.
