The Dutch government has extended the temporary ban on the use of steel slag for another six months. During a debate in the House of Representatives, it became clear that long-term regulations for this polluting industrial waste material remain uncertain.
A luxury apartment located in the center of Amsterdam offers residents exclusive hotel-like amenities, including a caretaker, a swimming pool, and a sauna. These features are part of the daily living experience for those residing in this high-end property.
50Plus leader Jan Struijs reflects on his happy childhood and the lasting impact of his father's experiences during the German occupation. He notes that the shadow of these events, particularly around May 4th, influenced his upbringing and his understanding of his family history.
Reporter Michel Gijselhart explores North Holland, featuring a musical bike tour through historical spots in Amsterdam and families in Zandvoort fighting to save their long-term camping spots. The series captures unique local stories, including the struggle of residents facing displacement for new luxury vacation developments.
A group of 120 British millionaires has signed an open letter addressed to Prime Minister Andy Burnham, urging the government to increase taxes on the ultra-wealthy. They advocate for this policy as a means to achieve a more equitable distribution of wealth across the country.
The popular Dutch snack known as 'patatje oorlog' is believed to have originated in 1976 at a snack bar on Zonneplein in Amsterdam-Noord. A local man named Dick claims he invented the combination of fries, mayonnaise, peanut sauce, and onions, leading to the name being coined by an employee at the shop.