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A local court struck down an attempt to reduce air and noise pollution surrounding Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport.

British veteran, 96, starts off Liberation Day celebrations

It was late March. Winter was lingering and I’d had quite enough of drab monochrome. So I greeted the suggestion of a visit to the Netherlands — a place wher

The Haarlem Vinyl Festival will feature music exclusively on vinyl and will attract artists and patrons from across the globe to share their love of the classic format.

Town will take on FC Eindhoven and Den Bosch during their pre-season tour to Holland in July. The clubs play in the Eerste Divisie, the second tier of Dutch football, which is also known as the Jupiler League.

From Saturday, houses in 18 cities can be visited where Jews or members of the resistance lived and worked before, during and just after the Second World War. Stories of the residents are shared in the houses, which look back on the resistance and Jewish life during the war. The memorial program Open Jewish Houses - Houses of Resistance will last until May 5.

There's no shortage of ways to grow gorgeous hyacinths (Hyacinthus orientalis) from the garden to a container. Learn how to grow and care for these plants.

The quantum-secure, decentralized object storage provided by Qloud offers SMEs business continuity after a cyberattack.

CoinWeek's Mike Markowitz offers an overview of emergency money or siege coins struck in desperation at various times in European history.

Highlights of the tour included the works of Rembrandt, Van Gogh and Vermeer, along with the flowers of the Keukenhof tulip gardens and the windmills of Kinderdijk.