German Bundestag approves motion for stricter asylum measures just before elections, governing parties and Greens express concern over measures that may limit asylum rights.
Three suspects arrested for art theft at Drents Museum, further developments awaited as search for stolen items continues.
The House of Representatives calls on the cabinet to revoke the ANBI status of climate action group Extinction Rebellion (XR), which blocks highways in protest against fossil fuel subsidies. The House also approved a series of motions to address disruptive demonstrations, including measures to prevent interference with national commemorations and to make it easier to hold demonstrators accountable for damages.
The NOS and Eredivisie Media & Marketing have extended their partnership through the 2026/2027 season, meaning that millions of soccer fans in the Netherlands will continue to be able to enjoy the premier league summaries on public service broadcasters for the next two years. This is good news for both viewers and the public broadcaster, who can thus continue to fulfill their important public service and digital transition.
Italian Premier Meloni and other government officials are under investigation for the release and deportation of a Libyan agent who was wanted by the International Criminal Court. This comes after the arrest of the agent, who is suspected of war crimes, in Turin earlier this month.
Homeless couple struggles to find housing due to being put on 'blacklist' by housing corporation, sparking debate about the effectiveness and ethical implications of such lists.