Heineken and Jumbo are embroiled in a dispute over non-compliance with a "term agreement," with Heineken potentially entitled to damages for Jumbo's early termination of the agreement after joining purchasing organization Everest.
Cabinet receives criticism from all corners of society over long-awaited nitrogen plans and pressure mounts for more concrete proposals and billions in support for farmers.
The shortage of rain in the Netherlands is exacerbated by the changing climate, but water managers are prepared and are working on solutions such as a temporary pumping plant to supply water to the Twente Canal.
Cabinet introduces stricter rules for vlog families and kid influencers to protect children from the harmful effects of their online work. Parents and vlog families will be required to report their children to the labor inspectorate and higher fines will be introduced.
Court investigates cases of mistaken identity in criminal prosecutions, allowing innocent persons to be convicted and offenders to escape punishment.
The highly debated proposal from NSC to give pension members more say has been rejected by a narrow majority in the Second Chamber. It concerns the controversial pension proposal from NSC MP Joseph, where members can decide whether to switch to the new pension system or stay in the old one, leading to potential risks and benefits for their pensions. The decision is seen as a political signal and the NSC is not giving up on improving the pension system.