Why Germany is the only country that does continue to hunt down Nord Stream saboteurs
Poland attempts to distance itself from Nord Stream sabotage suspect, as Germany shows determination to continue investigation despite his escape to Ukraine.
Eugènie Herlaar, first female presenter of NOS News, died
Eugènie Herlaar, the first female newsreader at NOS in the 1960s, died at the age of 81. She was a pioneer for women in the media and inspired generations after her.
Farmers allowed to spread manure two weeks longer
Livestock manure may now be spread until Sept. 15 instead of Aug. 31, under a new regulation to prevent soil contamination. Farmers had asked for an extension because of high rainfall, but an opinion suggests the extension could have a small effect on water pollution.
Police nab juvenile suspect after death of Zwolle man (53)
Soccer star David Beckham's ownership group has chosen Miami as the location for its new Major League Soccer team, bringing an expansion franchise to the city for the first time in over a decade.
Cabinet kicks off political season at Catshuis
Cabinet begins informal consultations in Catshuis again, discussing realistic cases led by officials in preparation for busy period with presentation of coalition program in September and outcome Macro Economic Outlook on Friday.
We face a global coffee crisis, experts say
Coffee is becoming increasingly expensive due to climate change, and experts fear it will affect the morning routine of millions of people around the world. The coffee industry and the economies of several countries are threatened by the disappearance of good coffee due to extreme weather.