Toos & Henk - May 22

Cartoonist Paul Kusters shares his unique perspective on current events through daily drawings published from Monday to Saturday. These cartoons provide a creative commentary on recent news and developments.

Cartoonist Paul Kusters shares his unique perspective on current events through daily drawings published from Monday to Saturday. These cartoons provide a creative commentary on recent news and developments.

At age 57, Dutch illusionist Hans Klok is making a renewed effort to achieve international fame, aiming to join the ranks of legendary magicians like Houdini and David Copperfield. Klok is prioritizing this career goal despite the personal sacrifices involved, including the potential impact on his marriage.
The invitation policy of the Dutch COVID-19 commission has drawn criticism for failing to include the former chairwoman of the association for geriatric specialists. She expressed disappointment that the 'silent disaster' in nursing homes is being overlooked again, while other figures like Maurice de Hond have been invited to testify.

Dozens of windows were smashed and red paint was smeared on an ING bank office in Amsterdam-Zuidoost, marking the latest in a series of vandalism incidents against the bank's locations. While the damage was likely caused by a claw hammer, police investigations are ongoing and previous arrests have not yet led to convictions. ING has condemned the actions, which follow similar protests by climate and pro-Palestinian activists at various bank offices across the city.

Ed Sheeran has announced his departure from music label Warner Music after a fifteen-year partnership. The British singer clarified in a written statement that the decision was amicable and did not stem from any conflict with the label.
Numerous castles and country houses across the Netherlands are opening to the public during the Whitsun weekend for the annual Day of the Castle. This year's event focuses on the theme of love.