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Fewer redundant offices converted into new homes

India News: Andrew Forrest, chairman of Fortescue, has emphasized the urgency of addressing climate change during his tour of India. He spoke at various instituti

KUALA LUMPUR: The government’s efforts to seek flood mitigation expertise from the Nether­lands is the best move to reduce the billions of ringgit in costs spent annually to implement flood disaster management systems.

KUALA LUMPUR - The government’s efforts to seek flood mitigation expertise from the Netherlands is the best move to reduce the billions of ringgit in costs spent annually to...

Freezing student loan interest rate not an option now: minister

A family among the 16 Dutch people who were able to flee the Gaza Strip and cross into Egypt on Thursday were forced to leave a cousin behind. Another family residing in the Netherlands has also been trapped in Gaza City. Those with Dutch ties who did manage to leave Gaza were expected to soon be transported to the Netherlands. Abed Hussein from Almere is not likely to be among them.

Dutch company opens cold store with space for 4.000 pallets in Nairobi

Dutch buildings built before the Second World War are rapidly disappearing due to the housing crisis and the strict requirements to make homes more sustainable, AD reported on Wednesday.

Anthony Vidler, an architectural historian who, beginning in the 1960s, reshaped his field by setting aside dry chronologies of styles and movements f

Dezeen editor-at-large Amy Frearson identifies eight Dutch Design Week trends, including products made of eggs and hybrid objects designed by AI.