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When it comes to the housing market, political parties make "baseless" or empty promises, says housing market professor Peter Boelhouwer (TU Delft). He feels that the election manifestos lack the billions in investment that he believes would be necessary to boost housing construction again. The programs also lack implementation power and a sense of reality. The professor therefore remains less optimistic about the housing market in the coming years.

City Health observed International Men's Day and they shed a light on men focusing on their mental health and speaking up.

If you want to explore the Netherlands without emptying your wallet, try getting on your bike, writes Christine Morley. Famed for sun-dappled canals,...

NASA Administrator Bill Nelson announced Wednesday Jim Free’s promotion to associate administrator for the agency at NASA Headquarters in Washington,

NASA Administrator Bill Nelson announced Wednesday Jim Free’s promotion to associate administrator for the agency at NASA Headquarters in Washington, effective when his predecessor Bob Cabana retires on Sunday, December 31.

Safety and ethics appear to be elective or nonexistent, rather than fundamental parts of studies, in many computing programs, students at a global forum reported. “Connectivity is my hammer,” said Robert Metcalfe, recipient of the Turing Award for inventing

Meatable, a cultivated-meat company, said it has taken a step towards commercialising its pork products after opening a new facility.

Kids from Delft, Belhar, Elsies River, Wesbank and surrounding communities were treated to a free movie-monster make-up day by the film group Touched by Style (TBS) community arts projects and films.

The Netherlands and Ghana are growing the horti sector together

In an age where sustainability has become a rallying cry across industries, researchers are revisiting an ancient maritime mainstay with a modern twist: