Dutch government turns to regional allies to extradite most wanted fugitive
Justice Minister David van Weel is building a coalition of West African neighbors to pressure Sierra Leone over drug lord Jos Leijdekkers.
Rising operational costs and stricter permit regulations are forcing the historic multicultural festival to reconsider its future in Amsterdam-Zuidoost.
Justice Minister David van Weel is building a coalition of West African neighbors to pressure Sierra Leone over drug lord Jos Leijdekkers.
Footage from a reality television show has sparked criticism over how historic Amsterdam properties are renovated.
Ger Baron reflects on his time steering the capital through the rise of tech platforms, municipal IT failures, and artificial intelligence.
Military police have detained two men from Amsterdam and a third suspect in connection with a major cargo heist at the airport.
The Netherlands' first independent women's professional club has restarted training following a major roster turnover and relegation to the second division.
Digital displays in storefronts and transit spaces now drive sixty percent of all out-of-home advertising spend across the Netherlands.
City officials are trying new waste management tactics in De Pijp to keep one of the neighborhood's busiest parks clean.
The global market maker has chosen the city as a European base for its equity options operations.
New CBS figures show a net gain of nearly 25,000 residents from outside the Netherlands, while more people left the city for other Dutch municipalities than arrived.