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Study shows cultural activities are as good for you as sports

Study shows cultural activities are as good for you as sports

New research suggests that regularly engaging in cultural and artistic activities, such as painting or visiting museums, can slow the physical aging process. These activities are found to contribute to physical health in a manner comparable to regular exercise.

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Love Haarlem? Make it your job!

Love Haarlem? Make it your job!

The Haarlem Initiatievenschool is offering a series of free training sessions and workshops throughout 2026 to help residents develop social and sustainable projects for the city. These sessions cover topics like sustainable financing, community building, and navigating local politics to support community-driven initiatives.

Arnhem schools and municipality urge: 'Give your child a phone as late as possible'

Arnhem schools and municipality urge: 'Give your child a phone as late as possible'

Nineteen schools, childcare organizations, and the municipality of Arnhem are advising parents to wait as long as possible before giving children smartphones. They also recommend that children under sixteen refrain from using social media to protect their development.

AI books from Dutch company sold online without any warning

AI books from Dutch company sold online without any warning

The Dutch company Andries B.V. has been producing books using AI and selling them through online retailers without disclosing their origin. Following an investigation, these webshops have committed to informing customers in the future when a book is AI-generated.

Rutger Vink and Thomas van Grinsven win Children's Jury Prize for fifth time in a row

Rutger Vink and Thomas van Grinsven win Children's Jury Prize for fifth time in a row

Rutger Vink and Thomas van Grinsven have won the Kinderjuryprijs for the fifth consecutive year in the category for ages seven to nine. In the ten to twelve age category, the prize was awarded to author Pieter Koolwijk.

Cheetah escapes enclosure at Beekse Bergen, park closed

Cheetah escapes enclosure at Beekse Bergen, park closed

A cheetah escaped its enclosure at the Beekse Bergen safari park on Wednesday, leading to the park's temporary closure as a precaution. Staff are currently monitoring the animal within the park's perimeter and waiting for an opportunity to safely sedate it.