Hogewijk in the Netherlands is a pioneering venture. It's an entire neighborhood for people with dementia (pictured) - they live there as normally as possible - but are surrounded by medical staff. Some say it's a model of the future, others say it's the Truman Show
"Vreme" talked to a construction worker in Rotterdam who has an unusual job - cleaning up the premises where illegal "workshops" for synthetic drugs and cocaine exploded
Several examples of still unsolved museum robberies show that museums are not inaccessible to thieves and that museum thieves are not accessible to the police, i.e. that priceless stolen values are most likely lost forever
Dutch journalist Ingrid Gerkama talks about the differences she noticed between her compatriots and people in the Balkans
One person was killed and another was seriously wounded in an attack that took place on Thursday evening in Rotterdam. Eyewitnesses claim that the attacker randomly attacked people with two knives, shouting "Allahu Akbar"
Globally, the value of the commercial algae market is projected to grow from around $15 billion in 2021 to nearly $26 billion in 2028
Director Andrej Nosov opened this year's Festival of Performing Arts and Society Norderson in the Netherlands, and his play "A Brief History of Burgers and Other Stories" is shown in the Main Competition Program for five days
Dutchwoman Zoraja ter Beek (29) was granted euthanasia last week due to severe mental suffering
Teja Dora performs fifteenth. The celebration of European diversity under the slogan "United by music" turned into a political event. Protesters in Malmö are asking the organizers to expel the Israeli singer Eden Golan after disqualifying the representative of the Netherlands.
Police spokesman Simon Klok said people were being held hostage in the hostage crisis in the eastern Dutch city of Ede, but declined to elaborate on the incident or say how many people were involved.
Dries van Agt, the Christian Democratic Prime Minister of the Netherlands from 1977 to 1982, died by euthanasia, holding hands with his wife at the age of 94, the human rights organization "The Rights Forum" announced.
Not everyone in the Netherlands is delighted that Prime Minister Mark Rutte has just now gone to Srebrenica, the site of the massacre that the Dutch soldiers could not or did not want to prevent.
The Netherlands is a crossroads of classic narcotics and synthetic drug laboratories. Amphetamines, ecstasy and MDMA end up in Serbia from there. Trade worth billions of euros fuels the business of drug gangs
Amsterdam has more bicycles than people, and the electric ones are a real scourge. That is why a limit of thirty kilometers per hour has been introduced in the wider city center
The victory of extreme rightist Geert Wilders was the biggest surprise in the Dutch elections held on November 22. His anti-European policy worries the entire region, and is based on promises such as banning the Koran and mosques and closing Islamic schools. Holland's three biggest parties had previously ruled out participating in his government, but that could now change
The first place is occupied by the Netherlands with the best pension system in the world in 2023, according to the research of the American company Mercer. Falling birth rates have put pressure on several economies and pension systems in the long term, the report said, negatively impacting sustainability outcomes for countries such as Italy and Spain.
The letter to the hospital described the "psychotic behavior" of the now suspected 32-year-old man
The suspect was arrested. The motives of the attackers are still unknown
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said he knows nothing of any secret deals to force Ukraine to trade territory for peace, and insists the Russians must be held accountable. Meanwhile, the Netherlands and Denmark have promised Ukraine the delivery of F-16 aircraft
The city fathers of the Dutch metropolis want to change the traditional purpose of the Red Lantern District and relocate a good part of the brothels to a multi-story "erotic center" on the outskirts of the city. Sex workers, activists, restaurateurs and locals from the famous quarter stood up against those plans
In the last few years, more and more countries have opted for a complete or partial ban on mobile phones in schools. The last to do so was the Netherlands. Because of this problem, UNESCO sent an appeal in which many questions are raised about the importance of digital education
Protesting the government's absurd decision to allow beauty salons and sex workers but not cultural institutions, Dutch museums invited visitors to get haircuts and manicures
