Amsterdam Pride Organisers Celebrate Success Despite Reports of Rape Zolta Győri August 4, 2025 Five reports of sexual attacks were filed on the day, while over 80 tons of trash was left all over the venue.
Austrian Police Bust Dutch-Moroccan Gang Behind Dozens of ATM Blasts TEC News August 4, 2025 Operating with stolen cars and high-grade explosives, the group is accused of striking cash machines across Austria
Organizing the Russian War Crime Tribunal Worries the Netherlands Zolta Győri July 28, 2025 Key concerns include the risk of Russian cyberattacks and the mounting pressure on the already strained Dutch prison system.
Dutch Opposition to NATO Shadow Power Mounting Michael Curzon July 15, 2025 The prospect of secretive deals bypassing democratic bodies has triggered discussions on parliamentary sovereignty.
Green Dogma Forces the Dutch To Ration Electricity Michael Curzon July 14, 2025 The failure shines a light on the consequences of rapidly shifting to green energy—but will wider Europe heed the warning?
Wilders Backs Anti-Immigration Bill, Demands Tougher Reforms Zolta Győri July 2, 2025 Immigration policies split the last coalition—now PVV’s Geert Wilders aims to deliver on his promises.
Dutch Prison Crisis: Criminals Freed Early To Make Space for New Convicts Zolta Győri June 27, 2025 The current system risks letting some criminals avoid serving their sentences altogether, as their convictions may lapse before a prison cell becomes available.
Publicly Funded Dutch NGOs Put “Our Own Country Last” Ildikó Bíró June 27, 2025 Hundreds of millions of public funds have been earmarked for “the asylum industry.”
Somali Migrants Refuse Free Dutch Apartment as ‘Too Small’ TEC News June 20, 2025 Court orders eviction after brothers reject 55 m² apartment
Dutch Cabinet Backs NATO Defense Hike to 5% of GDP TEC News June 13, 2025 The caretaker government says yes to NATO’s ambitious new target, citing threats from Russia and doubts over U.S. commitment under Trump.
