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Trump must testify under oath in defamation case against BBC

Trump must testify under oath in defamation case against BBC

A judge has ordered Donald Trump to provide sworn testimony by December 11 in his defamation lawsuit against the BBC over a program regarding the 2021 Capitol riot. Although the BBC has apologized for the edited footage in question, they are seeking a dismissal of the case, arguing that the claims do not meet the legal threshold for defamation.

Rochdale hires private security to combat crack nuisance in Amsterdam-Southeast

Rochdale hires private security to combat crack nuisance in Amsterdam-Southeast

Housing corporation Rochdale has hired private security to address persistent issues with crack users in the H-Buurt neighborhood of Amsterdam-Zuidoost. The six-month program aims to restore comfort to residents dealing with drug-related nuisance, while the corporation continues to seek a long-term structural solution with the government.

Student loan interest cap scheme fails, rates likely to rise even faster in coming years

Student loan interest cap scheme fails, rates likely to rise even faster in coming years

The Dutch government has failed to implement a planned interest rate cap on student loans due to insufficient budget and rising global rates. Minister Rianne Letschert is now seeking alternative support measures, while student organizations have expressed strong opposition to the news.

National Slavery Museum: what is the current status?

National Slavery Museum: what is the current status?

The National Slavery Museum in the Netherlands is currently under development, though it has encountered delays in its construction schedule. The project remains a significant effort to document and reflect upon the country's history of slavery.

Opening of slavery museum delayed by at least three more years

Opening of slavery museum delayed by at least three more years

The opening of the National Slavery Museum in Amsterdam has been delayed by at least three years, with the target date shifting from 2030 to 2033. City officials cite the need for a more thorough architectural design, permitting, and public consultation process as the primary reasons for the postponement.