Stories from Amsterdam · Netherlands

Stellantis announced a five-year strategic plan with an investment of €60 billion ($69.7 billion). The plan includes the launch of 60 new models by 2030, focusing on a streamlined brand lineup. Stellantis has initiated a $60 billion plan focusing on four global brands: Jeep, Peugeot, Ram, and Fiat. The plan aims to reshape the company's strategic direction and market presence.

Supermarkets Aldi and Albert Heijn are recalling nut products due to the potential presence of metal particles.

The adult website Motherless has returned online after being temporarily inaccessible. Dutch prosecutors had flagged content on the site related to sexual abuse, leading to its brief outage.

Hundreds of thousands of chronically ill individuals in the Netherlands are at risk of being severely impacted by proposed government austerity measures.

The air raid siren system is scheduled to be discontinued in 2028. This decision is attributed to a lack of funding for a new system.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has arrived in Amsterdam for discussions focused on trade, technology, and defense. The visit aims to strengthen bilateral relations between India and the Netherlands.

Police arrested 22 demonstrators who had occupied two buildings at the Vrije Universiteit (VU) in Amsterdam. The university has filed a police report regarding the incident.

Vitalik Buterin has called for the use of Artificial Intelligence in the formal verification of Ethereum code. He believes mathematical precision is the most effective defense against cyberattacks and future quantum computing threats.

Researchers observed immediate signs of brain damage in blood samples following football headers.

Homey has quietly raised the price of its smart home hubs. Consumers are advised to purchase soon to secure the current lower price before the increase takes full effect.