Foundation problems a major blow for homeowners

Forum for Democracy's political career in Amsterdam is over, but its business model is not

Fewer entry-level jobs due to AI? Employers blame entirely different problems

A study by the Dutch employer association AWVN indicates that the rise of AI is not the primary cause for a decrease in entry-level job hiring. Companies reducing junior positions cite other organizational challenges rather than technology replacing basic tasks.

Ruben Tijmens enjoys his unique heirlooms and tableware collection in Schermerhorn

Ruben Tijmens, 62, has transformed his home in Schermerhorn into a unique living space filled with special heirlooms and an extensive tableware collection. Seeking light and open horizons, Tijmens combined his creativity and love for music to create a personal sanctuary.

Berendsen: definitive peace agreement between US and Iran needed soon

Dutch Foreign Minister Tom Berendsen has called for a final peace agreement between the United States and Iran to ensure regional stability. While acknowledging the current preliminary agreement as a positive step, he emphasized that further negotiations are necessary to resolve ongoing uncertainty.

No asylum seekers in emergency night shelter for the first time in a month

For the first time since May 20, no asylum seekers spent the night in the emergency night shelter facility in Westerbork. The Red Cross reported the vacancy at the site, which is scheduled to remain operational until next Monday.