Minister Faber of Asylum and Migration reports that 20 Syrians have voluntarily returned to Syria with help from the Dutch Repatriation and Departure Service, and expects more to follow. This follows the fall of Assad and the halting of decisions on asylum applications by Syrians in the Netherlands.
The judge decides that the three suspects in the art robbery at the Drents Museum must be detained for 14 more days while the stolen Romanian art treasures remain without a trace.
Tragedy on school bus leaves one student severely injured after being found unconscious and another with unknown injuries, as safety procedures and details of the incident are still being investigated.
German parliament votes against stricter migration laws in the wake of recent attacks by migrants, with CDU leader Merz stating that he will not let the passage of proposed policies depend on the votes of the far-right AfD party.
Large fire and heavy smoke at industrial building in Medemblik prompts urgent call from firefighters to stay away from the area. Residents also receive NL-Alert as the blaze continues into the evening.
Researchers conclude that the arrival of two new nuclear power plants in Zeeland brings both opportunities and challenges, with positive economic effects and possible negative impacts on social cohesion and the housing market. To mitigate the impact, they recommend improving infrastructure, accessibility, healthcare and education facilities and housing.