A 41-year-old woman has been arrested for complicity in an attempted bombing in Haarlem after her minor son was caught trying to place an explosive in February. Police allege she helped plan the timing and payment for the act, resulting in charges of criminal exploitation of her child. She remains in custody following a decision by the examining magistrate on Friday.
Ajax midfielder Davy Klaassen will miss the upcoming match against NAC Breda as he remains unfit, according to manager scar Garca. However, the team welcomes back Youri Regeer, who has returned to training after being sidelined for a month with a hamstring injury.
The Dutch cabinet has decided not to implement an export ban on fighting dogs to Israel, despite concerns over their use against Palestinians. Ministers cited a lack of EU-wide support and stated that a national ban would be unenforceable.
Russian President Vladimir Putin may attend the G20 summit in Miami this December following an invitation from the United States. While the invitation has been confirmed by a Russian deputy minister, Putin's personal attendance remains a possibility rather than a certainty.
Former Prime Minister Mark Rutte has expressed his support for Piet Ploeg, chairman of the MH17 Disaster Foundation, receiving a royal decoration. Rutte praised Ploeg's long-term commitment and empathetic approach to seeking justice for the families of the victims of the 2014 air disaster.
Lucien Spee-Castillo Ruiz, the director of Pride Amsterdam, received a royal decoration on Friday in recognition of his dedicated efforts for the organization. The event's founders, who nominated him, stated that the award serves as significant public recognition of his work for LGBTQ+ rights.