Police seek cyclists as possible witnesses to sabotage track at NATO summit
Police seek three cyclists in investigation of sabotage during NATO summit that led to major train disruptions and was confirmed as arson.
Major shareholder Jumbo convicted, now what?
Former Jumbo top executive Frits van Eerd has been sentenced to two years in prison for money laundering, bribery and forgery, a hard blow for Van Eerd and Jumbo. The question is whether Van Eerd can continue his role as a shareholder and whether the supervisory board, led by his sister, should play a role in this.
Bright debate in House over Gaza, but division over solutions remains
Political division over what the Netherlands can do to stop the situation in Gaza remains, despite horror at the current horrors and demonstrations outside the House of Representatives. Parties call for further measures and sanctions against Israel, but there is no majority in the House of Representatives.
Dutch living in France fear for home: 'Ready to flee'
Villages evacuated and residents fled because of forest fire in southern France; Dutch people in the area fear for their homes as the fire continues to spread and firefighters try with all their might to put it out.
Trump doubles levy for India to 50 percent, points to imports of Russian oil
Trump to double import tax on Indian products over support for Russian economy, targeting key exports such as electronics and pharmaceuticals.
Poland's new president already insisted on national pride as historian
New conservative museum director Nawrocki is causing controversy with his modifications to the exhibition on Polish history, including a nationalistic narrative and the promotion of Polish heroes. This leads to criticism and protest from both visitors and conservative Poles, who want the exhibition restored to its original form.