Amsterdam took over a dilapidated building, renovated it for four years for €160,000, and delivered it in poor condition

Fruit will be smaller and more expensive this autumn due to drought in Europe

Fruit in the Netherlands is expected to become smaller and more expensive starting this September due to ongoing drought conditions across Europe. This forecast was provided by John Kusters, chairman of the Dutch Fruit Growers Organization.

Dry summers will significantly change the Netherlands: bulb fields will disappear

Delta Commissioner Co Verdaas warns that increasingly dry summers will cause significant changes to the Dutch landscape, including the potential disappearance of iconic flower fields within twenty years. Additionally, rivers will require more space as water management policy adapts to these climate shifts.

Will mini-cars soon be allowed to take a shortcut through the IJ tunnel? If Volt has its way, yes

Political party Volt has proposed allowing mini-cars and scooters to use the IJtunnel during its upcoming year-long maintenance period. The proposal aims to alleviate traffic issues on the IJ ferries, though traffic experts suggest that speed reductions and stricter monitoring would be necessary to ensure safety.

Football is the biggest victim of Infantino's World Cup stake: 'Could be a turning point'

FIFA president Gianni Infantino's proposal to allow investors to buy shares in the World Cup has sparked concerns regarding commercial influence on the sport. Critics suggest the move could prioritize financial interests and potentially serve to secure Infantino's reelection.

Council of State: woman living in 32m2 with three children is rightly denied priority for social housing