You are not digital nomads, you are colonists: Balinese and Dutch people speak out after running club controversy

Safer Spaces to offer WorldPride visitors help with discrimination: "100 reports already this weekend"

Following a significant rise in reports of discrimination during WorldPride, over 44 'Safer Spaces' are opening in Amsterdam to provide immediate support to the queer community. These locations, many situated in hotels, offer victims a safe environment to share their experiences and receive assistance.

Ajax opponent Vojvodina appoints new coach shortly before return leg: Very difficult time to step in

Vojvodina has appointed Marko Savic as their new head coach ahead of their upcoming Conference League return match against Ajax. The 42-year-old Serbian replaces Miroslav Tanjga and will lead the team for the fixture taking place in Amsterdam this Thursday.

Designer Joost on the eternal fame of a banknote: It was truly a puzzle

Amsterdam-based designer Joost Grootens has been shortlisted to design the new euro banknote. He stated that while the project offers little financial gain, he is motivated by the prestige associated with the opportunity.

Toy store at Staalmanplein in Slotervaart closed for six months after two explosions

'Unprecedented' drought set to cause pain: irrigation bans for farmers and saltwater intrusion for Boskoop growers

Severe drought conditions in the Netherlands have prompted officials to warn that upcoming water usage restrictions could significantly impact farmers and plant nurseries. Authorities are currently attempting to manage water quality, but stricter regulations such as irrigation bans are expected if dry weather persists for another two weeks.