The American company Eli Lilly has received the green light to build a $3 billion pharmaceutical plant in Katwijk. The municipal council has approved its permit application.

At least six Dutch sports federations require trans and non-binary athletes to apply for a waiver or undergo a medical assessment to compete in the sport,

The European Commission is annoyed that Dutch Justice Minister David van Weel publicly claimed that it halted Sierra Leone’s development aid because of Bolle Jos.

Inflation in the Netherlands rose to 3.4 percent in September, according to a quick estimate by Statistics Netherlands (CBS). High fuel prices are driving the increase.

The website of the hacker group ShinyHunters has moved to a new address, the organization told

The shortage of primary school and high school teachers will not be solved by allowing teachers to retire later; it will only lead to a slight dent in the shortage, the Netherlands Bureau for Econo

Oranje managed to salvage a point away against Greece on Thursday after a poor first half in Thessaloniki.

Curaçao's aviation authority refused landing permission for a private aircraft

Air France-KLM and Lufthansa have both submitted improved final bids for a major stake

In recent months, hundreds, maybe even thousands, of Dutch women and girls have been

The Spanish authorities have ordered Huize Soria, a Dutch-run youth home in Aspe, Alicante province, where Dutch minors with behavioral problems were placed, to stop providing youth care after an i

Dutch Customs discovered 18 kilograms of cocaine inside the luggage of an airline crew member at Schiphol on Tuesday. The drugs were found during a routine customs check.

In anticipation of World Animal Day, the water boards of the Netherlands have urged pet owners to be responsible when using products against fleas and other parasites.

Young adults aged 18-27 who go out in Amsterdam drink less alcohol but use more drugs, such as ketamine or 3-MMC, according to a new report from

A fatal stabbing took place on Wednesday at the Central Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (COA) reception location on Robonsbosweg in Alkmaar.

In the first half of this year, Amsterdam museums drew 5.2 percent fewer visitors than in the same period a year ago.

An Ebola-infected patient is coming to the Netherlands for treatment. The patient is an aid worker who contracted the virus while working in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).

From today, the Koninklijke Marechaussee (KMar) is no longer conducting the internal border checks i

The trade unions FNV and CNV are preparing to strike in regional public transport from October 12 if employers do not meet their demands.

Four more people in the Netherlands have died from West Nile virus, according to the National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM) said Thursday.

Two windows at the town hall in Rhenen, Utrecht, were smashed with fireworks Wednesday night, after which riot police were deployed.

After years of debate about fake self-employment, Minister Thierry Aartsen of Employment is working on a new law to resolve the question of when someone qualifies as a freelancer and when

Dutch ophthalmologists are reporting a sharp recent increase in serious eye injuries caused by padel.

With some reluctance, Housing Minister Elanor Boekholt-O’Sullivan (D66) is stepping in to regulate real estate agents.

Four decades after men, it is now also possible for women to have reconstructive surgery after losing part of their sexual organs to cancer.

The Amsterdam housing market is cooling down, and the rest of the Netherlands will likely follow suit, Parool

The European Commission has halted all aid to Sierra Leone over the African country’s refusal to extradite Dutch drug trafficker Jos Leijdekkers, Minister David van Weel of Justice and Se

The fatal shooting of a prison guard in Amsterdam-Noord demonstrates

Vastgoed Belang, the trade association representing private landlords, thinks it is unacceptable that the tax on assets in box 3 will be raised for landlords.

The number of people aged 55 and older born outside of the Netherlands rose sharply between 2012 and 2024, according to Statistics Netherlands (CBS).

The Public Prosecution Service (OM) has recommended a five-year prison sentence for Janus K., 30, over a fatal crash in Maastricht on March 27 that

Tens of thousands of Dutch cyclists end up in emergency rooms after crashes in the dark each year.

The VVMC rail workers’ union is raising the alarm over an increase in violent incidents on the Dutch rail network and has sent an urgent letter to politicians calling for action.

The swearing-in of a Forum voor Democratie (FVD) member of a committee in Utrecht’s provincial parliament was postponed on Wednesday.

The Public Prosecution Service (OM) has recommended a 250 euro fine during the appeal hearing against Koen Schuiling, the former Mayor of Groningen, for indecent exposure.

The Minister of Justice and Security is allowed to revoke the Dutch citizenship of a 38-year-old man with Moroccan heritage who was convicted in the Netherlands of joining terrorist groups in Syria

An armed robbery in which a student was hurt at the student housing complex in Amsterdam-Oost earlier this month was no isolated incident, students who live in the building told

The average temperature at the national weather measuring station in De Bilt was higher than usual in September.

Germany is currently undergoing a large operation against a money laundering network and members of the motorbike gang Hells Angels.

The fatal shooting of a 61-year-old prison worker while he sat on a

A financial advisor working in Lemerveld embezzled nearly €3.9 million from a company over a period of two years.

The reported number of dogs that have died after being walked in De Plantage park in Schied

Although the number of homes for sale is rising and mortgage interest rates are increasing, home prices are not expected to drop soon, ING has concluded in a report about the housing market.

Two men from Amsterdam were arrested on Monday in connection with the fatal s

The vast majority of data centers in Europe keep information about their environmental impact secret, according to a study by Lighthouse Report in collaboration with Trouw and other Europ

The Iranian regime is stepping up pressure on Iranians living abroad. This month, it launched a platform urging Iranian citizens to provide information on “enemies of the state” abroad.

More municipalities are allowing people to permanently live in holiday parks due to the housing shortage.

Amsterdam asked Minister Sophie Hermans of Public Health, Welfare and Sports to explain the sudden suspension of a study into a medication for people with severe crack or cocaine addictio

The government will cap Schiphol Airport’s flight movements at 478,000 per year, including a maximum of 27,000 night flights.

The Cabinet has removed cuts to social security from its budget ahead of a two-day parliamentary debate on next year’s finances.