PRO and D66 target June 3 for Amsterdam coalition agreement, Bij1 likely to lose seat in Zuidoost

Argos: Suspicion of fraud in Amsterdam work-study program for status holders

39 refugees now housed in Loosdrecht, residents seek court order to close shelter: 'Ambushed and held hostage in our own neighborhood'

Thirty-nine asylum seekers have been housed in the town hall of Loosdrecht, while local residents are pursuing legal action to force the immediate closure of the emergency shelter. A lawyer for the COA stated in court that it is currently unknown when the facility will reach its full capacity of 70 people.

Boy arrested for threat against Jewish school Cheider

A minor has been arrested following a telephoned threat against the Cheider Jewish school in Amsterdam-Buitenveldert, leading to the school's closure and the cancellation of a visit by Mayor Halsema. The arrest comes amid heightened security concerns for Jewish institutions in the Netherlands following previous incidents, including an explosion at the school in March.

Schouten: Extended opening hours for hospitality during World Cup

Mayor Carola Schouten announced that hospitality businesses in Rotterdam will have extended opening hours and permission for late-night match screenings during the soccer World Cup. Establishments are allowed to show matches on squares and terraces, provided they adhere to regulations and possess the required permits.

Prosecution: no decision yet on appeal against Weski

The Dutch Public Prosecution Service (OM) has not yet decided whether to appeal the verdict against former lawyer Inez Weski. While officials intend to study the court's ruling carefully, they noted a significant discrepancy between their sentencing demand and the punishment actually imposed.