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Slap on the wrist: Bloemendaal must enforce regulations at Vogelenzang campsite

Slap on the wrist: Bloemendaal must enforce regulations at Vogelenzang campsite

The Bloemendaal appeals committee has advised the municipality to enforce zoning laws against the construction of 350 chalets at the former Vogelenzang campsite. The committee found that the project, planned by MarinaPark, significantly exceeds the permitted building footprint of 1,600 square meters, prompting three political parties to request an emergency council debate.

Watch: This was the 2026 Canal Parade in Amsterdam in under a minute

Watch: This was the 2026 Canal Parade in Amsterdam in under a minute

Last weekend, the annual Canal Parade took place in Amsterdam, filling the city's canals with decorated boats and crowds celebrating with a message of love. The event was marked by a vibrant and energetic atmosphere throughout the city.

This cafe is the living room of the Spaarndammerbuurt: 'At the bar, you're instantly in conversation'

This cafe is the living room of the Spaarndammerbuurt: 'At the bar, you're instantly in conversation'

Traditional Dutch pubs, known as 'bruine kroegen,' are disappearing from Amsterdam despite their vital social role in local neighborhoods. These establishments serve as essential community hubs where residents can easily connect and interact with one another.

Olive oil prices set to rise again due to heat, drought and fires

Olive oil prices set to rise again due to heat, drought and fires

Olive oil prices are expected to rise again this autumn due to extreme heat, drought, and wildfires affecting olive groves in Southern Europe. Additionally, these adverse weather conditions are impacting the harvests of various grains and vegetables across multiple European countries.

Smaller Boeing 737 MAX finally cleared for takeoff after years of delays

Smaller Boeing 737 MAX finally cleared for takeoff after years of delays

The US aviation authority FAA has approved the 737-7, which is the smallest version of the Boeing 737 MAX. This certification follows years of delays and represents a significant step forward for the American aircraft manufacturer.