A court in Haarlem has ordered the landlord Haarlemmermeer Vastgoed Beheer to remove a woman from a rental contract after her relationship with the co-tenant ended. Despite both parties requesting that the man remain as the sole tenant, the landlord had previously refused to update the legal agreement.
Vitens, the largest drinking water company in the Netherlands, is facing increasing difficulties in ensuring a consistent water supply for all customers. Despite a slight decrease in average consumer water usage last year, the company warns of potential future shortages in the drinking water supply.
Hungary and Slovakia have resumed receiving Russian oil through the Druzhba pipeline following the completion of months of repairs. Deliveries began flowing through the Ukrainian section of the pipeline on Wednesday.
The conflict in Iran has caused condom prices to rise in China due to raw material shortages, according to manufacturer Karex. This price hike follows previous increases aimed at boosting population growth, leading some residents to begin hoarding supplies.
Right-wing political groups, including Mona Keijzer and JA21, have submitted a bill to stop Dutch municipalities from prioritizing status holders for social housing. This initiative aims to reinstate a policy previously proposed by Keijzer but recently withdrawn by the current Housing Minister.
To celebrate King Willem-Alexander's birthday, several bakeries across Amsterdam are offering traditional orange tompouces. The article highlights five specific locations in the city where residents can purchase these festive treats for King's Day.