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Moped rider's traffic violation leads to major drug bust

Moped rider's traffic violation leads to major drug bust

A 20-year-old moped rider was arrested in Amsterdam-West after a traffic stop for riding in the wrong direction led to the discovery of drugs and cash. A subsequent search of the suspect's home revealed additional pills and suspicious substances, resulting in charges for violating the Opium Act.

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Together at the table on May 5: join a freedom meal here in Haarlem

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On May 5, 2026, Haarlem will host communal freedom meals where residents and neighbors gather to dine and discuss the theme of freedom. These events aim to foster community connections and celebrate liberty through shared meals and conversation.

YouTuber furious at prosecutors over link to fatal shooting of innocent boys: ‘Beyond belief’

YouTuber furious at prosecutors over link to fatal shooting of innocent boys: ‘Beyond belief’

YouTuber RouandYT has expressed outrage after Dutch justice authorities linked his channel to a fatal double shooting that occurred in Amsterdam on New Year's Day. Investigators claim the 25-year-old suspect, Efe Y., received a phone call from the YouTuber shortly before the attack on two Syrian victims.

Nandi van Beurden to star in new production Long Live Annie M.G.

Nandi van Beurden to star in new production Long Live Annie M.G.

Actors Nandi van Beurden, Suzan Seegers, and Job Bovelander will star in the upcoming musical theater production 'Lang Leve Annie M.G.' next year. The performance serves as a musical tribute to the work and legacy of the celebrated Dutch author Annie M.G. Schmidt.

Birdwatching, hiking or gardening: our outdoor tips for the May holiday

Birdwatching, hiking or gardening: our outdoor tips for the May holiday

The article provides outdoor activity recommendations for people of all ages in Amsterdam during the May holiday. Suggested activities include bird watching, walking, and gardening.

IND and Public Prosecution Service seek to annul sham recognitions in court

IND and Public Prosecution Service seek to annul sham recognitions in court

The Dutch Immigration and Naturalisation Service (IND) and the Public Prosecution Service (OM) are launching a pilot to challenge 'sham recognitions' of children in court. Three test cases will be submitted to a civil judge this month to evaluate the legal validity of these requests.