City of Amsterdam wants to make menstrual issues in the workplace open for discussion

Orbán remains Fidesz leader despite election defeat

Viktor Orbán has been reappointed as the leader of the right-nationalist Fidesz party despite a recent parliamentary election defeat. Delegates at a party congress voted almost unanimously for his reappointment, facing no opposing candidates.

Jumping rope to get people moving: ‘I want to get young people away from their screens’

New language requirement primarily meant to look strict

The Dutch national government is proposing a revised language requirement for welfare recipients that aims to balance political demands for stricter rules with practical concerns from municipalities. The new policy is designed to appear more rigorous while simultaneously offering flexibility to resolve long-standing implementation issues.

42 hours after the Osdorp explosion, Patricia (45) is home again: ‘When I try to sleep, I see those people lying on the ground again’

Tatjana Almuli: 'I started knitting on my therapist's advice'

Author Tatjana Almuli discusses her mental and physical health in an interview for the magazine Mezza. She expresses pride in her body's resilience after facing the emotional and physical impacts of menstruation and an abortion, noting she has taken up knitting for therapeutic support.