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Ahold Delhaize will not get the 200 million euro tax break it had hoped for after the Ahold-Delhaize merger.

On the National Day of Awareness on Friday, June 30, there will be numerous commemorations and activities throughout the country. Also on the day before Keti Koti, on which the Netherlands commemorates and celebrates the abolition of slavery, thousands of free heri heri meals will be handed out.

An "emergency bell for the climate" will be sounded at noon on Saturday from the cathedral tower in Utrecht and several other bell towers across the country. The action is an initiative of Grandparents for the Climate. The group is deeply concerned about climate change and believes that the reduction of CO2 emissions is going too slowly.

Adam Romero knew in sixth grade that he wanted to be an architect. Today, he is one semester away from earning his Bachelor of Architecture degree and one step closer

With Independence Day right around the corner and immigrants in the news, it’s time once again to talk about where early American settlers actually came from.

Oever Gallery is happy to announce their upcoming duo exhibition NEAR/FAR, with artists Lotte Keijzer and Michael Polakowski. NEAR/FAR speaks to the c...

Roar goes international as Culture Editor Nia Simeonova gives a whistlestop tour of her trip through the Netherlands.

The board of the Royal HFC football club has suspended a youth coach after receiving reports of sexually transgressive behavior. The coach was also banned from entering the HFC grounds. In a statement on its website on Saturday, the Haarlem club said it was shocked by the reports and charges have been filed against the youth coach.

The fourteenth edition of the Night of the Refugees raised 1,270,000 euros, the Refugee Foundation announced on Sunday. A total of 5,500 people participated in the walk, which began on Saturday evening. According to the organizer, the heat did not bother the participants.

Passing through the busy streets, I was startled to see a street sign in Chinese, right next to another one in Dutch. Then the tour guide explained to us that