Opposition wants to do more for Ukraine, Schoof also wants to keep coalition parties on board
Opposition asks cabinet for more support to Ukraine after US withdrawal, while coalition parties are divided over possible military and financial aid.
Amsterdam's last carnival society quits: 'Evening with a raw edge'
The only remaining carnival association in Amsterdam, d'Osseknarren from Osdorp, held their final celebration after 53 years due to financial struggles, leaving their 135 members without a carnival home in the city. Despite not fitting in, the association's treasurer, Josje Stroethoff, insists they always made it a great party.
Signal boss: 'We will never share data from our users'
Signal, an alternative to apps from tech giants that have rallied behind Trump, is growing rapidly as users are concerned about privacy. Despite growth and opposition from big companies, top woman Whittaker remains committed to user privacy, with the motto privacy above all else.
At 4 seconds a day, Nina Gantz fiddled her way to an Oscar nomination
In her animation, cinematographer Gantz tells the story of three miniatures trying to survive after the death of the host of their children's program. With each frame handmade, the film brings a unique blend of tragedy and humor and is now nominated for an Oscar.
Mild spring weather next week, 'sawtooth plume' in the making
Get ready for a sunny and mild week as the meteorological spring finally begins! With clear skies and rising temperatures, it's the perfect time to enjoy outdoor activities like gardening or relaxing on a terrace. However, chilly nights and a slight chance of frost could linger until Tuesday, before the warm weather takes over and brings temperatures above 15°C in some areas.
Starmer forms 'coalition of the willing' for security and peace in Ukraine
European leaders create 'coalition of the willing' to make peace plan for Ukraine and stress support from U.S. NATO countries and Canada pledge military support and EU member states must invest more in defense.