Former diplomat and surprise Venezuelan presidential candidate, González, received help from the Netherlands but faces uphill battle for international recognition against incumbent Maduro.
Washington D.C. bracing for changes under Trump's upcoming term as government employees fear for their jobs and homes, while Republicans express excitement for a new perspective and potential budget cuts.
Finance Minister Heinen rejects 'disgusting lies' about violence in Amsterdam and expresses anger over colleague secretary of state's sudden resignation in cabinet discussion on anti-Semitism.
Police expect the number of suspects to increase after analyzing a large amount of footage, and have identified 45 suspects from a variety of teams and specialists and are actively working on identifying, arresting, and prosecuting them, while also emphasizing the importance of communication and conversation as a solution.
in Berlin, 1,500 Russians, led by prominent opposition politicians, demonstrated against the war in Ukraine and called for action by Germany and the withdrawal of Russian troops.
Professor Franx calls the lack of care for pregnant asylum seekers in the Netherlands unacceptable and stresses that every woman has a right to the same quality of birth care. An analysis of 80 files shows that nearly half of asylum seekers do not see health care providers until after 12 weeks of pregnancy, meaning that important tests are not taken in a timely manner and medical transfers cause missed appointments and increased stress.