The court in Haarlem has sentenced a 39-year-old man to 240 hours of community service and a driving ban for causing a fatal accident in Cruquius in July 2023. The man was speeding and lost control of his vehicle while overtaking, resulting in a head-on collision that killed a 26-year-old woman.
The Dutch railway operator NS has removed seven train sets from service due to excessive dirt left behind by King's Day revelers. The company warned that passengers may experience service disruptions in the coming days while the trains undergo thorough cleaning.
Amsterdam will celebrate Liberation Day on Tuesday, May 5, 2026, with a variety of events including festivals and freedom meals. These activities provide residents and visitors multiple ways to commemorate freedom throughout the city.
Due to a prolonged lack of rain, nearly all of the Netherlands is at an increased risk of wildfires. Phase 2 warnings, the highest level, are currently in effect in at least 18 of the 25 safety regions.
Political reporters are inviting readers to submit questions regarding their work and behind-the-scenes operations in The Hague. The initiative aims to provide transparency about how the political editorial team makes decisions and what the daily life of a journalist entails.
Following the death of his father in 1647, Willem II became the stadhouder of Holland and several other Dutch provinces, exercising command over the army and navy. The article examines historical events during his reign, specifically focusing on a coup attempt and political tensions involving the city of Haarlem.