More than 500 malfunctions: why the bicycle conveyor belt at Central Station keeps failing

How could the dispute over the swimming jetty at Borneokade in Amsterdam East escalate so much?

Heemskerk, Uitgeest, Velsen, Haarlem and Haarlemmermeer remind ministry of Dispersal Act enforcement: ‘This creates tension in municipalities that do deliver and undermines support for shelter’

Several Dutch municipalities, including Haarlem, are urging the national government to strictly enforce the Distribution Law against local authorities that fail to provide asylum seeker housing. They argue that non-compliance by some regions creates unfair tension and undermines public support in municipalities that are meeting their legal obligations.

Turkey extradites brother of Bolle Jos to the Netherlands

Turkey has extradited 50-year-old Harry L., the brother of the fugitive known as 'Bolle Jos,' to the Netherlands to face money laundering charges. The suspect was arrested upon arrival at Rotterdam The Hague Airport for allegedly laundering significant amounts of money, gold, and watches.

Jaap de Hoop Scheffer on the ‘Rutte method’: how far can he go to keep Trump on board?

Former NATO Secretary-General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer warns that Vladimir Putin could take unpredictable actions as Russia loses ground in Ukraine. The discussion also addresses how Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte might manage relations with Donald Trump to keep the United States engaged with NATO.

Opinions divided on Míchel joining Ajax: "We just need to play better"

Ajax has reached a two-year agreement with Spanish coach Míchel to lead the team, sparking mixed reactions among fans. While some supporters express concern over his track record, others emphasize that the priority remains improving the team's overall performance.