Europol has busted an Iraqi-Kurdish human trafficking network operating on the "Channel Route" between France and England. The operation arrested 19 suspects and seized evidence, including 24 dinghies and weapons.
Rutte's chances of becoming the new NATO Secretary-General are increasing as Germany and the United States lend their support, but it's not a done deal yet as Romania announces a counter-candidate and some member states have yet to express a preference. The decision could be made as early as April 4th during the NATO's 75th anniversary meeting of Foreign Ministers.
Severe weather warning issued for entire country as storm Louis approaches, with potentially dangerous wind gusts and thunderstorms expected in coastal areas.
Security measures near the Israeli embassy in The Hague have been lifted after two weeks of heightened concerns. The mayor has stated that security will continue, but the details will not be disclosed.
Farmers in Spain are campaigning against European climate regulations and unfair competition. They are blocking access roads to Madrid with thousands of tractors and demanding that their incomes not fall further.
NOS Stories investigated how minors in so-called booze chains can easily obtain alcohol and spoke with young people, bar owners and experts about the worrying consequences of this. According to the Dutch Institute for Alcohol Policy STAP, municipalities need to monitor better and work together on a targeted approach to prevent chains from becoming a danger to young people.