Discrimination against Muslim women in the Dutch labor market is a common experience, especially for those who wear a headscarf. A study by Radboud University found that 43% of Turkish-Dutch women with a headscarf have faced discrimination in job applications and at work.
Yemen Navy warns of increased threat of Houthi attacks on international shipping in the Red Sea, with Iran seeking a power grab in strategic locations and only ending Yemen's civil war can solve the problem.
Childeren of men who objected to serving in the Dutch East Indies in the 1940s recently requested recognition for their fathers, following the government's decision to grant recognition to three marines who refused to obey orders during the independence war in Indonesia. Their fathers were convicted and imprisoned for refusing to fight, causing lasting hardship for them and their families. With a new request for recognition and the recent decision for the three marines, the children hope to finally achieve justice for their fathers.
70-year-old man loses his parked car in Utrecht, only to find out he had cycled 7 kilometers to a meeting in order to save on parking costs. The family received numerous tips before a reporter finally located the car in an area they hadn't searched yet.
Georgia is in the process of passing a law aimed at controlling critical media and organizations that receive money from abroad, which could lead to restrictions on freedom of speech and democracy. The law is seen as a step toward a more Russian-friendly future, which has sparked protests in the capital, Tbilisi.
Drama on Prinsengracht: car drives into partying crowd, injured person reports and police seek witnesses and images. Watch the shocking moment of the collision here.