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EXCLUSIVE: While millions of people live at the feet of volcanoes, their activity needs to be closely monitored to prepare local communities and the whole world for potentially devastating eruptions.

Even though she is 87 years old, Carla Bianpoen is still faithfully following the changes and developments in Indonesian art.

With time-stopping attention to detail, the Observer’s art critic searches for redemption in the rubble of the catastrophic Delft explosion of 1654 – to miraculous effect

The Dutch capital will stop cruise ships from docking in the city center as part of a campaign to curb pollution and reduce the flow of tourists.

The international trains are packed as going on vacation by train gains popularity throughout Europe. The European Commission and the departing Dutch government want improvement in international connections, but not everyone is equally eager or has the same priorities, Parool reports.

Amsterdam councillors vote to close the cruise ship terminal

Thunderclap is both a biography of the artist Carel Fabritius and a memoir of the author’s late father

Linda Bruwer of Strand Library was among a group of 20 emerging library leaders welcomed to the fold by the City of Cape Town’s Library and Information Services in celebration of National Librarians Day marked on Monday 10 July.

The Dutch Research Council (NWO) contributes 15 million euros to a CropXR research programme into 'smart breeding' of more resilient crops. NWO’s grant marks the start of the new Dutch institute, which will integrate plant biology, computational modelling, and artificial intelligence into 'smart breeding methods'. Those will be used to develop crop varieties that are more resilient to climate change and less dependent on chemical crop protection.

Work is underway on an EU directive to make multiple-vote share structures that allow the founders of start-ups to retain control when raising funds on public markets an option in all member states. The argument is that this will reduce reluctance to list and increase access to capital.