Erasmus shooter Fouad L.: 'I deal with emotions differently'
Judge questions autistic shooter over neighbor's murder, experts give insight into his disorders and plan for murders during substantive hearing.
Submarine cable in Baltic damaged 'by outside influence'
Damaged underwater cable in the Baltic Sea between Sweden and Latvia causes concern, as authorities investigate possible causes and extent of damage.
Missing person case Belgium went unnoticed for 14 years
Belgian Woman Disappears Without a Trace, Leaving Behind a Life of Isolation and a Troubled Past.
Amsterdam UMC takes Plasterk to court over patent issue
Amsterdam UMC wants rights to cancer vaccines back from former politician Plasterk and demands damages through court. Plasterk denies wrongful conduct and emphasizes written consent of UMC board chairman.
Police receive more than 50 tips about art theft Drents Museum
Detectives investigate stolen masterpieces from Romanian museum at Drents Museum, police also investigate possible suspicious vehicle near explosion and theft.
Hospital partners with Jehovah's Witnesses to improve care
Amphia Hospital and Jehovah's Witnesses are working closely together to deal with their belief that blood transfusions are not allowed. The hospital has found a new solution using the Cell Saver machine, where blood loss during surgery can be replenished not only with red blood cells, but also with platelets and plasma, which could mean an improvement in care for more patients.