Relief and concern in Amsterdam after asylum laws rejected: ‘Feels like a breather but the unease remains’

Joan Nunnely narrowly became a Rotterdam alderwoman, but local governments remain strikingly white

Joan Nunnely was recently appointed as a councilor in Rotterdam after a surprise vote against the originally proposed candidate, Eva Heijblom. This event has sparked a wider discussion regarding the ongoing lack of diversity within local government boards in the Netherlands.

The Greenhouse | Striking silence in The Hague regarding the prosecution of Tata Steel

Climate reporter Jeroen Kraan observes that there is currently a notable lack of political discourse regarding the potential prosecution of Tata Steel. The article questions whether this legal situation will lead to any long-term political consequences.

Undercover operation against Jaouad W. went far – very far: how a confidant of Taghi is linked to five murders

Trump subpoenas journalists over reporting on new Air Force One

The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump has subpoenaed New York Times journalists following reports regarding security issues with the new presidential aircraft. The plane in question was reportedly donated by Qatar.

From MH17 to a homeless ministry: a prime minister's vacation is anything but quiet

Dutch ministers, including Rob Jetten, face challenges when trying to take a vacation due to their high-profile roles. They must remain reachable at all times, with intelligence services often requiring their attention even during scheduled time off.