The Dutch minority cabinet is seeking a quick agreement with trade unions regarding the state pension (AOW) to ensure its own political survival. While the government's policies have revitalized the unions' relevance by giving them a cause for protest, both sides remain interdependent. Political reporter Hans van Soest analyzes how this dynamic could lead to a resolution in The Hague.
KLM is investigating alternative flight paths for two flights traveling from India to Amsterdam due to safety warnings from Houthi rebels regarding Saudi Arabian airspace. The airline is adjusting its routes to ensure the security of its passengers and crew.
For the first time since 1972, astronauts have flown toward the moon as part of a mission reflecting modern societal changes. The current lunar program highlights international collaboration and a focus on diversity within the crew.
A man named Robert van der Hoek discovered a painting from the stolen collection of Jewish art dealer Jacques Goudstikker among trash in Amsterdam. After identifying the work, he returned it to the Goudstikker heirs without compensation, concluding a long journey for the piece which had been looted by the Nazis in 1940.
The FIFA World Cup has achieved record commercial success, generating 11.5 billion euros in revenue while benefiting from tax-exempt status. With the tournament expanding to 48 countries and 104 matches, critics are now questioning the distribution of profits and suggesting that clubs should demand compensation.