Possible shots fired during altercation in Amsterdam-West, seriously injured man found nearby

Foreigners to pay for Belgian roads: vignette becomes mandatory

Starting May 1, 2027, Belgium will introduce a mandatory vignette for all motorists using its main roads. This requirement will apply to all drivers, including those from the Netherlands who travel through the country.

Day of reckoning looms for Volkswagen: 100,000 jobs at risk and possible closure of German factories

Volkswagen is facing significant backlash after announcing plans to cut 100,000 jobs and potentially close four German factories to reduce costs. Hundreds of employees have staged protests against the automaker's drastic restructuring measures.

Amsterdam police stop using selection tool intended to prevent ethnic profiling

Woman acquitted for depicting Minister Faber with Hitler mustache: 'Politicians must endure more'

A woman who depicted Dutch asylum minister Marjolein Faber with a Hitler mustache during a demonstration has been acquitted. The court ruled that the act falls under freedom of expression and noted that politicians are expected to have a higher tolerance for such provocations.

Aviation sector aims to reduce number of unruly, intoxicated passengers

Dutch Minister Vincent Karremans is taking action against the increasing issue of disruptive and intoxicated passengers on flights. Proposed measures to address this problem include implementing fines, adding warning labels on alcohol packaging, and creating blacklists for unruly travelers.