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Seventy-nine years after he was executed by the Nazis, Wilhelmus Cornelis Meere was finally honoured Thursday for his leadership in the Dutch Resistance.

The Dutch government should not limit the number of flights at Schiphol without the approval of the European Union. This is the result of a statement to the Supreme Court. In July, the Amsterdam Court of Appeal still gave the "green light" to the government's plans to combat noise pollution at Schiphol, but according to the Attorney General, this decision cannot be upheld.The Supreme Court is still considering a ruling in the case. The Attorney General is an important advisor to t...

Contribution to Dutch resistance in WWII led to Willem Meere’s execution

A Kelowna man accepted a military award Thursday on behalf of his father, a member of the Dutch resistance who died during WWII.

The lights flicker off on a continent.

Like other European nations, the Dutch are digging themselves out of a hole of decades of military spending cuts.

South London's Karma unveils "Airport Freestyle", showcasing his prowess over a serene drill instrumental out in Amsterdam.

Dutch brand Sir Dam Vodka has partnered with distributor Anker Amsterdam Spirits to expand its presence in Europe.

Following the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) adoption of a scaled back set of climate disclosure rules on March 6, 2024, several states have filed lawsuits...

/PRNewswire/ -- YOTEL – the global hospitality brand for those on the go – conducted a recent survey that discovered one in five (23%) U.S. participants would...