Definitive closure of Groningen gas field makes politicians nervous
Politicians in The Hague are very concerned about the security of gas supply now that the Groningen gas tap is to be closed.
Jordanians on the streets for Gaza for weeks, protest is balancing act for government
Jordanians demonstrate in capital Amman in solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza, but reign avoids fierce statements and tries to keep good relationship with Israel because of economic and political interests.
Lamens stunts with Netherlands against Latvia; playoffs Billy Jean King Cup reached
Demi Schuurs and Suzan Lamens secure Netherlands' 2-1 win against Latvia in the second round of the Billy Jean King Cup, with a stunning doubles victory over Jelena Ostapenko and Darja Semenistaja, securing a spot in the promotion playoffs for the team. Lamens also impressed with her singles win against the former Roland Garros champion, helping her team to victory.
Former Jumbo top executive Van Eerd prosecuted for bribery, forgery
Former Jumbo CEO to be prosecuted for bribery, fraud, and possibly money laundering, while fellow suspects offered out-of-court settlements; Jumbo remains unaffected.
'Forgotten' humanitarian crisis in Myanmar affects millions
Myanmar is facing a humanitarian crisis due to the ongoing civil war and lack of international aid. While local organizations are trying to help, the people are still living in unsafe conditions and struggling to survive. Children are praying for peace and a return to their homes.
More noise pollution from Schiphol despite quieter planes
The inspectorate says that despite quieter aircraft at Schiphol Airport, local residents are experiencing more noise pollution. Reports of nuisance have increased and more knowledge is needed among drone users to prevent accidents.