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Broadcasting bosses' salaries rose further while regular staff fear for their jobs

Broadcasting bosses' salaries rose further while regular staff fear for their jobs

Last year, salaries for Dutch broadcasting executives increased by an average of 4.5%, significantly higher than the 3.2% raise received by regular staff. This pay disparity has been criticized as a negative signal given that many employees face job insecurity and inflation.

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Pride events at Homomonument can go ahead as residents lose court case

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A judge has ruled that WorldPride events near the Homomonument in Amsterdam can proceed as scheduled, rejecting a plea from local residents to cancel them due to noise concerns. The court determined that the residents failed to provide sufficient evidence that the events pose immediate risks of hearing or health damage.

Train tickets and subscriptions are generating profit for NS again

Train tickets and subscriptions are generating profit for NS again

NS reported a modest profit in the first half of 2026, supported by an average 6.5 percent increase in ticket prices. Despite the higher costs, the Dutch national railway operator saw a slight rise in passenger numbers during this period.

Madonna confirms performance at World Pride Music Festival Saturday night

Madonna confirms performance at World Pride Music Festival Saturday night

Madonna has confirmed she will perform at the World Pride Music Festival at Afas Live in Amsterdam this Saturday. She will be joined by DJ Honey Dijon for her 'Club Confessions' show, a performance she has also presented in other major cities recently.

Fitz-Jim moves to Torino, Ajax receives around 3 million euros for the midfielder

Fitz-Jim moves to Torino, Ajax receives around 3 million euros for the midfielder

Ajax midfielder Kian Fitz-Jim is set to join Italian club Torino after undergoing a medical examination today. The 23-year-old will sign a three-year contract, with an option for an additional season, in a transfer valued at approximately 3 million euros.

Millions of Europeans have voted on new banknote designs

Millions of Europeans have voted on new banknote designs

Six million Europeans have participated in a vote regarding the designs for new euro banknotes, according to the European Central Bank. The bank recently unveiled ten potential designs for the public to consider.