Stories from Netherlands

Radio National featured a discussion about music, specifically mentioning the band Mogwai and their album 'Encumbered'. The segment also touched on the longevity of other bands and their continued output.

The incident caused disruption.

The province of Drenthe plans to reserve 50 million euros for the Nedersaksenlijn, a railway line intended to improve connectivity between the northern and eastern Netherlands and Germany.

A valuable painting, believed to have been looted by Nazis during World War II, was discovered at the home of a relative of a former SS leader.

Dutch authorities have seized 800 servers belonging to a hosting firm that allegedly facilitated cyberattacks.

Two motorcycles with sidecars crashed into a ditch in Lithoijen on Friday afternoon. Three motorcycles were involved in the accident, and some occupants sustained injuries. Three people were injured in a motorcycle crash in Lithoijen, Netherlands.

The municipality of Rotterdam has fired two garbage truck drivers for causing millions of euros in damage to parked cars. The drivers were dismissed immediately due to their involvement in collisions with expensive vehicles.

Amsterdam alderman Rutger Groot Wassink of GroenLinks has investigated hate crimes in the city.

Two men from Amsterdam and The Hague were arrested on suspicion of facilitating destabilizing activities.

An advocacy group is calling on the Netherlands to ban all trade with Israeli settlements. The Dutch Parliament has approved a ban on goods originating from illegal Israeli settlements. Prime Minister Rob Jetten announced the cabinet's decision at a press conference.