Dozens of road signs, including speed limit signs and mile markers, were stolen from the A10 ring road during a weekend festival, causing financial frustration for the government and posing potential safety risks for drivers.
Minister Keijzer adopts advice to reduce costs and delays in construction projects in order to build 100,000 new homes annually. Although the Home Owners Association warns of possible negative consequences, it does support the push for faster and cheaper construction.
Rutte warns NATO of Russian threat and stresses importance of investment in response to war with Ukraine.
Nigerians in the city of Kano are suffering from the severe economic crisis, resulting in high bills and food prices. Local radio stations and wealthy residents are trying to alleviate the desperate situation, but little help is available for those hardest hit.
Dutch prime minister concerned about developments in the Middle East and calls on Iran to resume negotiations. Cabinet discusses implications of conflict at NATO summit and Dutch military in Iraq.
NATO member states, including Spain, agree to new draft text to increase defense spending to 5 percent of GDP. This is after adjustments and commitments from NATO to Spain, which now only has to spend 2.1 percent.