Amsterdam households also face waiting list for heavier power connections soon

Sil (26) arrested on way to Gaza, but Cerisa (24) sails on with flotilla: 'We were surrounded by drones'

Sil Kiewiet de Jonge was arrested by the Israeli military while participating in the Global Sumud Flotilla, a humanitarian aid mission to Gaza. Another participant, Cerisa van Kesteren, remains with the fleet of over eighty boats as they continue their journey despite reports of being surrounded by drones.

Protest march in Amsterdam on Labour Day

Thousands of people participated in a Labor Day protest march organized by the FNV trade union in Amsterdam on May 1st. The demonstrators marched from Museumplein to Martin Luther Kingpark to protest government cuts to healthcare, social security, and the retirement age. The event concluded with a series of debates, workshops, and exhibitions at Nelson Mandelapark.

How to get Haarlem residents talking about the climate? Plan for traveling artwork

Haarlem is planning a traveling artwork designed to spark community dialogue about climate change and creating a greener, more livable city. The project serves as a follow-up to the Haarlem Citizens' Assembly on climate that took place two years ago.

Amsterdam visual arts institutions sound the alarm and draft emergency plan: ‘The sector is at a standstill’

Ongehoord Nederland suffers nearly 900,000 euro loss due to legal costs

The Dutch broadcaster Ongehoord Nederland reported a financial loss of nearly 879,000 euros for the past year. According to its annual report, the deficit was driven by high legal expenses and the ongoing impact of organizational unrest.