Gino's sister against Donny M.: 'For the first time, I experience revenge and worse'
Sisters of murdered Gino testify in defendant's trial and make shocking statements about revenge and impossibility of rehabilitation.
Palestinians in Jabalia unable to move: 'I'm stuck in my house'
Tens of thousands of civilians are surrounded in the devastated Jabalia refugee camp, where the Israeli army is blocking aid and considering starving the population.
IS woman Hasna A. denies she used Yezidi women as slaves
Dutch woman on trial for enslaving Yazidi women in Syria while supporting ISIS, claims she was living her own life and unaware of the abuse happening in the house. First case of its kind in the Netherlands, highlighting the complexities of prosecuting crimes against Yazidis.
Defense buys 46 tanks and spends billions renewing air defenses
Ministry of Defense buys 46 Leopard tanks and new anti-aircraft systems worth 2.6 billion euros, strengthening the Netherlands' fighting power and meeting NATO obligations.
Already three years of silence around James Bond: how does he return to the movie screen?
Bond, the legendary spy who has been around for six decades, is causing debate about his future. Will he have to become more inclusive and modern or should he just remain Bond as he has always been?
Schoof discusses 'various options' asylum policy with PVV and NSC, 'pleasant conversation'
Schoof had a positive conversation with PVV and NSC about a stricter asylum approach and the use of emergency law, while PVV Minister Faber is still working on a proposal for deployment of state emergency law. However, the Senate believes that this is not the right approach and that stricter measures are better taken through the usual route.