HERA United will become the first professional club in the Netherlands fully dedicated to women to join professional football.| News feed
The Dutch Central Bank (DNB) has fined crypto service provider Aux Cayes Fintech, which operates under the trade name OKX, 2.25 million euros.| News feed
If the CDA becomes the largest party at the next parliamentary elections, then the party’s leader, Henri Bontenbal, will be willing to become prime minister.| News feed
The 32-year-old suspect of the fatal shooting at a party center in Rotterdam Delfshaven in the evening hours of February 1, leading into February 2, is denying the claims that he fired the fatal sh| News feed
The National Ombudsman has expressed concern over the information provided to victims of the data theft from a laboratory in Rijswijk.| News feed
Dutch and European authorities are seeing a sharp increase in the illegal online sale of medicines. Medicines for weight loss and diabetes have become particularly popular recently.| News feed
The planned 110-million-euros budget cut to public transport around Amsterdam, Rotte| News feed
The cabinet does not want to raise the minimum youth wage in July 2026, as requested in a motion submitted by Volt and approved by parliament.| News feed
Voltes B.V., a Dutch company specializing in e-bikes, fatbikes, electric scooters, and hoverboards, was declared bankrupt last week by the court in Noord-Holland, according to| News feed
At least 11 people in Arnhem have contracted tuberculosis. They are mainly homeless people who are involved in the drug trade, the municipality said. “We don’t see a cluster like this very often,” a spokesperson for the local health and security authorities, Veiligheids- en Gezondheidsregio Gelderland-Midden (VGGM), told NU.nl.| NL Times
Hundreds of visitors took part this weekend in a free heather-cutting event at De Hoge Veluwe National Park. A park spokesperson estimated that approximately 800 people joined the activity on Saturday and Sunday, aimed at highlighting the importance of maintaining the park’s heather fields. Without human management, the heather could gradually be overtaken by forest.| NL Times
The D66 and SP want to legally limit the number of children per class in primary and secondary education in the Netherlands. Eventually, they want no more than 21 children per teacher, despite the ongoing teacher shortage. According to the parties, this will safeguard the quality of education while also lowering teachers’ workload.| NL Times
A resident of a Rotterdam home was seriously wounded when a police tactical team used a chainsaw to force their way into the home, striking the man who was behind the door.| NL Times
At least 500 demonstrators gathered outside the Penitentiaire Inrichting (PI) Vught on Sunday afternoon calling for the release of former lawyer Arno van Kessel, who was arrested in June on suspicion of involvement in a criminal network alongside seven other suspects, including notorious crime figure Jan B. from Hulten, Omroep Brabant reports.| NL Times
A majority in the Tweede Kamer, the lower house of the Dutch parliament, adopted two asylum laws around midnight. The laws, drafted by former PVV Minister Marjolein Faber, are intended to implement “the strictest asylum policy ever” in the Netherlands.| NL Times
The exploitation of cleaners at the luxury Amsterdam gym chain Saints & Stars is part of a wider, systemic problem in the Netherlands, according to new research by Utrecht University.| NL Times
Today is the first day of a streak of warm summer weather in the Netherlands. No significant rainfall is expected, although there may be a few showers on Thursday and Friday. Temperatures will steadily rise to summer values of 25 degrees or higher by the weekend, according to Weeronline.| NL Times
More news stories daily than any other English news source about the Netherlands.| NL Times
The police arrested two more suspects on Wednesday in connection with the theft of Romanian artifacts from the Drents Museum in Assen early this year.| NL Times
A fourth person was arrested on Thursday in connection with the robbery of the Drents Museum in Assen last month. The gold artifacts stolen in the burglary have not been recovered, and the hunt for another key suspect is still ongoing. A hefty reward is still being offered for the tip that leads to the return of the pieces, all linked to the Dacian people of modern day Romania.| NL Times
The reward for a tip that leads to authorities finding the artworks from Romania that were stolen from the Drents Museums has been raised to 250,000 euros. This was announced on Wednesday by Dutch entrepreneur Alex van Breemen, who lives in the capital Bucharest, and is offering a reward for the recovery of a golden helmet and three golden bracelets.| NL Times
The Netherlands has issued a new warning to Dutch citizens considering travel to the United States if they are gay, lesbian, transsexual, or another gender or sexual minority. The Dutch government also warned, "The US government has tightened entry controls for foreign visitors," echoing similar concerns raised by other countries, including the United Kingdom and Germany, in messages to their citizens.| NL Times
Romanian officials and cultural figures have reacted with anger and sadness following the theft of priceless artifacts from the Drents Museum in Assen. The stolen items include the golden Cotofenesti helmet and three gold bracelets, which were on loan from Romania. The Dutch police have released surveillance footage of the early morning heist in an effort to identify the culprits.| NL Times