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Netherlands residents from outside Europe relatively often live in the Randstad - immigrants often in the city, and the second generation who were born in the Netherlands most often just outside the big cities. Most immigrants of European origin live in the border regions in the south of the Netherlands, Statistics Netherlands (CBS) reported on Wednesday.

Man arrested near Delft for stealing iPhones worth €1.7 million

Lia de Clerck, the first resident of Almere in the province of Flevoland, passed away on Sunday, the city's archive office reported on Monday. She celebrated her 90th birthday last week, on November 28, and two days later was the 47th anniversary of her relocation to Almere. De Clerk moved to Almere in 1976, and was handed the first key on November 30 of that year, after the first house in the new city was finished.

Sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) supplies remain chronically short, but initiatives to change that are growing.

The Roybarir Puja in Lelystad turned three this year, with more than 900 people attending across five days

Eqraft opens new headquarters in Netherlands

Eqraft opens new headquarters in Netherlands

The city of Lelystad extends closing date for its tender opportunity for a new waterpark resort at the Batavia Quarter until Feb 2024

Across five discrete bodies of work, Antony Gormley’s ‘Body Politic’ investigates our species’ relationship with its industrially

Red deer, cattle to be culled again on nature reserve