Thijs Römer does not appeal in vice case after all, must serve month in jail
'Former TV star Römer accepts sentence for sexual misconduct, giving closure to victims who are relieved that he won't appeal and can begin to move on from the events.'
'European alternatives to U.S. Internet services badly needed'
The Dutch government and businesses are choosing U.S. cloud services en masse, despite warnings of U.S. dependence. With Europe as a possible solution, now is the last chance to invest in European alternatives before it is too late, experts say.
Deadline for informateur approaches, no prospect of new cabinet after 100 days
Wilders impatient over unclear formation of cabinet; PVV, VVD, NSC and BBB seem condemned to each other, but other parties determine final shape.
'Foundation crisis' looms, 12 billion euros needed to address subsiding houses
Council recommends measures for national approach to foundation problems, including a foundation database, financial compensation and a national counter for help with repair. Untreated subsidence damage can lead to strong social unrest and a foundation crisis.
At least dozens killed in distribution of relief supplies northern Gaza
Dozens, and possibly over a hundred people, have died while attempting to receive aid in the Gaza Strip. Conflict and shortages have hindered delivery of essential supplies, causing a dire situation for civilians.
President Macron: 'I'm going swimming in the Seine'
President Macron will take a dip in the Seine during the Olympics, stressing that the water is clean enough to swim in safely. A massive cleanup operation worth one and a half billion euros has been carried out to ensure that the river can be used for the swimming competitions.