Increasing explosions, 'more accessible than firearms'
Expert warns of growing number of explosions in Dutch cities and calls for European approach to tackle the problem.
German government formally fallen, road clear for elections
German Chancellor Scholz has formally lost the confidence of the majority in the Bundestag, paving the way for early elections in just over two months due to the struggling economy. Scholz was defeated in a vote of no confidence and the Bundestag will now be dissolved as President Steinmeier prepares to call new elections.
Russian tanker breaks in two in storm in Kerch Strait and leaks oil
Russian oil tanker breaks in half during storm, leaking oil near occupied Crimea coast. One death reported, with remaining crew members reportedly rescued.
Kerkrade searches and rehabilitates forgotten mining galleries, 50 years after end of mining
Kerkrade remembers the end of its coal mining era, as the city grapples with the consequences of abandoned mine shafts and the need for extensive rehabilitation efforts.
Many new online gamblers since legalization: 'Gives more dopamine than sex'
Young people are prone to online gambling, and a quarter of all active gambling accounts belong to young adults. After years of decline, there is now another increase in treatment for gambling addiction among young people, raising concerns for the future.
Dickens Festival brings color to gray Deventer for 32nd time
Dickens Festival in Deventer brings 19th-century British writer to life in beautiful medieval downtown. This year with additional activities and possible future entrance fee.