Painting stolen from Jacques Goudstikker hung for decades in home of Dutch SS general’s granddaughter: ‘How bizarre can it get?’

Australia quarantines cruise ship passengers and crew for weeks

The Australian government has placed six former passengers from the cruise ship m/v Hondius into a quarantine facility north of Perth. They are required to remain in the isolation center for at least three weeks.

The drama in Dutch National Opera’s ‘Le nozze di Figaro’ lies in the direction: could it be toned down a notch?

Chinese factory prices rise for first time after years of decline

China's inflation rose unexpectedly in April, signaling an end to a long period of price declines in the world's second-largest economy. The surge was largely attributed to higher global oil prices linked to ongoing conflicts in the Middle East.

Berendsen hopes for EU sanctions against violent settlers

Dutch Foreign Affairs Minister Tom Berendsen expressed hope that EU ministers will reach a decision on Monday regarding sanctions against violent Jewish settlers on the West Bank. While the Netherlands has long advocated for these measures, they have previously been blocked by Hungary.

Wingtech demands $8 billion from Dutch state after Nexperia intervention

Wingtech is pursuing arbitration against the Netherlands, seeking $8 billion in damages following the government's intervention in its subsidiary, Nexperia. The company alleges that state actions in October caused substantial financial losses for the semiconductor manufacturer and its investors.