Green News Dutch environmental groups 'shocked' by far-right election win The far-right party PVV's election victory has raised fears over how it could impact the country’s climate ambitions. 24/11/2023
Business Rabobank gets whopping fine for cartel participation The European Commission has slapped the Netherlands' Rabobank with a fine worth tens of millions of euros for its decade-long involvement in a cartel with Deutsche Bank concerning the trading of certain euro-denominated bonds. 23/11/2023
Europe News Hard-right victory in Netherlands could become headache for Brussels The outcome of the Dutch elections could prove to be difficult for the European Union in the long run, after the Eurosceptic, anti-Islam populist Party for Freedom (PVV) won the election with 37 seats. 23/11/2023
Netherlands Who is the populist anti-Islam 'Dutch Trump' Geert Wilders? He has been charged with race-related crimes and needs 24/7 security protection because of all the death threats he receives. 23/11/2023
Netherlands 5 things we learned from the Dutch election This was the biggest win in the history of the far-right party lead by controversial anti-Islam politician Geert Wilders. 23/11/2023
Netherlands Anti-Islam firebrand Wilders bags shock Dutch election victory The far-right populist has won a huge victory in one of the biggest political earthquakes in the Netherlands since World War II. 23/11/2023
Netherlands Exit poll puts far-right populist Wilders ahead in Dutch election A victory for the man with peroxide hair would be a political earthquake - felt beyond the Netherlands' borders. Forming a government would also be complicated, with possible partners uncertain. 22/11/2023
Netherlands New Social Contract's Pieter Omtzigt vying for Dutch Prime Minister New Social Contract (NSC) leader Pieter Omtzigt is offering Dutch voters an alternative at the polls. The veteran politician launched his party in August. He told Euronews reporter, Fernande van Tets, he is surprised by the sudden growth of the party. 20/11/2023
Europe News Dutch election: Here's why a nitrogen reduction target is a big issue In a country of less than 18 million people and more than 116 million livestock, agriculture reigns supreme. 18/11/2023
Economy Netherlands unemployment rises but remains EU’s lowest The Dutch unemployment rate slightly increased in the third trimester of 2023. Nevertheless, it remains one of the lowest in the European Union. 16/11/2023
Green News Dutch government scraps plans to cap flights at Schiphol next year The Dutch government has shelved a plan intended to reduce noise pollution by capping flights at Schiphol Airport, one of Europe's busiest hubs. 15/11/2023
Tech News This Dutch company is planning to make babies in space SpaceBorn has intentions to achieve the first conception and birth in space. 14/11/2023
Green News How are climate activists responding to the Israel-Hamas war? Various climate groups have marched in solidarity with Palestine - though some are divided on how to address the conflict. 13/11/2023
Netherlands Everything you need to know about the Dutch general election As voters in the Netherlands go to the polls on 22 November, here's everything you need to know about the election. 13/11/2023
Netherlands The Netherlands' Amersfoort named European City of the Year Amersfoort was assessed, among other things, on its urban development qualities, but also on sustainability and how the city is managed. 11/11/2023
Netherlands Anne Frank House will be a polling station in upcoming Dutch election The museum will be closed to tourists on 22 November, when it will open its doors to Dutch voters casting their ballots in the general election. 03/11/2023
Culture news 'Art world's Indiana Jones' recovers another set of stolen paintings Art sleuth Arthur Brand says the works taken from Medemblik town hall were dropped off at his home. 19/10/2023
Netherlands Netherlands: Syria tried in absentia in ICJ's watershed torture case The war in Syria has so far killed half a million people, wounded hundreds of thousands and destroyed many parts of the country. It has displaced half of Syria’s prewar population of 23 million, including more than 5 million who are refugees outside the country. 11/10/2023
Netherlands Dutch Royal Prince Bernhard's Nazi membership revealed The Dutch Royal household has confirmed that Prince Bernhard - prince consort for decades after World War II and husband of former Queen Juliana - was a member of the Nazi party. 06/10/2023
Art Pokémon and Van Gogh: A very unlikely love story Amsterdam's Van Gogh museum wants to tap into the Pokémon fandom with its new collaboration - but it may have 'Pikachued' off more than it can stomach. 06/10/2023
Tech News Bird flight is inspiring the next generation of energy-saving drones The researchers, from Delft University in the Netherlands have devised the autonomous drone that uses its propellers 0.25 per cent of the time, compared to the 38 per cent required for a regular flight. 04/10/2023
Netherlands 'He waved a burning torch': 1 in 4 Dutch politicians need protection One in four Dutch MPs needs protection from threats. After the recent resignations of politicians, is Dutch democracy in danger? 03/10/2023
Netherlands Groningen gas field: A dangerous place to live More than 3,000 homes have had to be demolished due to earthquake damage and from 2015, gas production has been scaled down. 02/10/2023
Mobility Amsterdam trials pushing cars out - but still there's not enough room Since 2019, the city council has tried to remove as many car parking places as it can get away with, but there's still not enough space for residents. 19/09/2023
Eco-Innovation Will floating farms keep the Dutch fed as sea levels rise? The Netherlands is one of Europe's most innovative countries on tackling rising waters. 18/09/2023
Europe News 'Hard to keep up morale': Ukrainians on being forced to live in Russia The Ukrainian government says that there are thousands of Ukrainian kids who were forced to go to Russia amid the war. 15/09/2023