Three years after the introduction of the gambling law, an evaluation commissioned by the WODC shows that the protection of players against addiction and fraud is still inadequate, which has led to perverse incentives for gambling companies. MPs are alarmed and want stricter rules, while the secretary of state says there is work to be done.
Herna Verhagen, the first Dutch woman to head a publicly traded company, is stepping down after 13 years as CEO of PostNL, where she received high praise for her determination and commitment despite declining share value and competitive market.
Parents are being given more insight into their children's school performances through apps like Magister, leading to increased stress and pressure for students. The Jordan Montessori Lyceum in Zeist is taking a stand against this trend, experimenting with a two-month period where parents will not have access to their children's grades.
After nearly 125 years in the Dutch retail landscape, the iconic Blokker company is bankrupt. The family business faced strong competition and missed the boat on online sales. Administrators will now investigate whether a relaunch is possible.
Inspectorate investigates stitches left in helping man who committed murder. Lack of information and refusal to adopt tbs order led to poor handling of confused behavior.
Israeli military blockade in Gaza is causing widespread death and displacement as the government restricts information and humanitarian aid, leading to dwindling resources and extreme violence. Despite international concern, the besieged area remains a place of fear and uncertainty for thousands of civilians.