US President Donald Trump stated in an interview with Fox News that his patience with Iran is running thin. The comment highlights the ongoing tensions between the United States and Iran.
The organization Gezondheid op 1 is filing a lawsuit against the Dutch State over custom agreements with Tata Steel, alleging that health and environmental protections are insufficient. Director Antoinette Verbrugge claims the government is making irreversible decisions without properly assessing their impact on the public.
A car was destroyed by fire on the Boterplein in Haarlem during the night of Thursday to Friday. Police are investigating the incident as a possible case of arson after discovering boxes of matches at the scene.
A controversial rush-hour traffic restriction on Laan van Vlaanderen in Amsterdam will remain in place following a court ruling that questioned why the measure is not active 24 hours a day. While some residents and safety advocates want the restriction expanded to protect school children, others oppose it due to heavy fines and increased traffic on surrounding roads.
Stakeholders of the 't Groot Clooster project in Heemstede expressed continued dissatisfaction following a meeting with Alderman Eveline Stam about the participation process. Claiming they do not feel taken seriously, the group has called upon the municipal council to intervene.
The Dutch Commission for Environmental Impact Assessment has advised the cabinet that a study regarding new flight rules for Schiphol Airport is insufficient to guarantee the protection of local residents. The commission has recommended a revision of the report, stating that the current findings do not offer enough certainty about environmental impacts and noise mitigation.