Increased camera surveillance on Jacob van Maerlantstraat following explosions

Mayor closes home on Boris Pasternakstraat after discovery of 14 kilos of cocaine and thousands of euros in cash

Keijzer critical of 'group of men' that determined corona policy, yet she did not resign herself

Former State Secretary Mona Keijzer has criticized the Dutch cabinet's decision-making process during the COVID-19 pandemic, claiming a small group of men ignored broader societal perspectives. Despite her public disagreement with the policy, she acknowledged that she did not resign from her position at the time.

Police do everything possible to prevent escalation as World Cup party threatens to get out of hand

Gas and oil prices back to pre-peace talk levels

Gas and oil prices have returned to the levels seen prior to recent peace talks between the United States and Iran following a collapse in diplomatic negotiations. Consequently, stock markets in New York opened with significant losses as the geopolitical situation in the Middle East remains unresolved.

Nearly 1000 more data breach reports in 2025: ‘Scammer emails look very real’

Data breach reports in the Netherlands increased by nearly 1,000 in 2025 as cybercriminals increasingly target corporate accounts to gain access. Experts warn that these sophisticated attacks, often involving deceptive phishing emails, can impact millions of individuals.