Faber in favor of free travel from Romania and Bulgaria despite opposition PVV
The Netherlands ignores the PVV and continues to open land borders with Bulgaria and Romania, despite concerns about asylum, migration and corruption.
'Take it off, throw it away,' secretary of state tells parents of children who vape
Teenagers end up in ICU due to vaping with flavors says expert Karremans. The Dutch government is taking action, urging parents to talk to their children about the dangers of vaping and pushing for stricter regulations.
Confessions and regrets in extortion case surrounding former driver Michael Schumacher
Father and son confess to extortion of Michael Schumacher's family with private footage taken by a former employee, with one suspect apologizing and admitting guilt while the other denies payment for the footage. Family's representative speaks out and emphasizes the betrayal of trust by someone they hired.
Victim of Hague explosion crawled under rubble: 'Fruit machine saved us'
Man barely survives explosion in cafe basement where he and girlfriend were playing on fruit machine; investigation continues into cause of explosion, with police not ruling out more arrests.
Syrian Dutch eager to help rebuild after Assad fall
Dutch Syrians look towards the future of their country after the fall of dictator Assad, emphasizing the importance of rebuilding and expressing hope to contribute. Memories of the suffering under the regime are still raw, but many are eager to return and help, while others remain apprehensive about the uncertain future.
What does Israel have to gain from the attacks in Syria?
Israel is carrying out 300 airstrikes in Syria to prevent jihadist rebels from getting their hands on weapons, but there is speculation that political motivations and a possible position of power vis-à-vis rebel movement HTS are at play.