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Third-country refugees from Ukraine win temporary right to stay

A new show at the Rijksmuseum pays tribute to an often overlooked Dutch master | Culture

New York Times writer Noelle de Leeuw forges a route through Amsterdam that’s far beyond the clutches of most (other) tourists. Amsterdam doesn’t know a low...

In Amsterdam, the February strike of 1941 will be commemorated again on Sunday afternoon on the Jonas Daniël Meijerplein. Mayor Femke Halsema and writer Johan Fretz, among others, will give a speech. Wreaths and flowers are also laid at the statue of De Dokwerker on the square.

CoolNights Stores Introduces Innovative Solution for Enhanced Sleep Experience: Harnessing the Power of Temperature.Netherlands - February 22, 2...

The emergency services issued NL Alerts for two major fires in Almere and Haarlem. Firefighters are still trying to get the blaze in a thrift store and clothing storage unit on an industrial terrain in Almere under control. The fire in an appliance store in Haarlem has been extinguished. Locals in both municipalities are urged to stay out of the smoke. As far as is known, no one got hurt.

An average owner-occupied home cost less in seven out of ten municipalities last year than in 2022. According to Statistics Netherlands (CBS), the average sales price of a home was 416,000 euros, compared to around 429,000 euros in 2022. That is a decrease of 3 percent. Prices fell in all big cities - including Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague, Utrecht, and Eindhoven.

On YouTube, children can become millionaires—seemingly overnight, without trying. The highest paid of them, eight-year-old Ryan Kaji, made $22 million in 2018 by playing with toys on his channel Ryan ToysReview (now Ryan’s World). There are now thousands of similarly famous child YouTubers: babies who have been vlogged since the moment of their birth, 10-year-old…

The rainy weather on Sunday sent residents of the Netherlands online en masse, which broke an internet data record. The Amsterdam Internet Exchange (AMS-IX), one of the most important internet exchanges in the world, processed an astounding 12 terabits of data per second around 7:30 p.m.

Here are the temperate alternatives to European hotspots that keep it cool – even in peak season