Amsterdam Mayor Femke Halsema denied accusations of antisemitism after a Hanukkah concert featuring Israel's chief military cantor was...
The European Commission made only vague statements yesterday (26 January), suggesting it was not part of a Dutch/Belgian initiative set up to counteract...
Eighty years since the end of World War II, Mayor Femke Halsema of Amsterdam apologized on Thursday for the city's role in the persecution...
Tens of thousands of demonstrators dressed in red gathered at Museumplein in Amsterdam on Sunday for the third “Red Line” protest,...
It was the no-summer summer. Nobody had to work so we ate and drank in the streets. We shared stories and videos of mob violence,...
In honour of International Women's Day in the Netherlands, we are shining the spotlight on six memorable women who have left their marks on...
On September 17, 1918, a historical event happened in the Netherlands: Suze...
Strijensas/Oud-Beijerland – De gemeente Hoeksche Waard heeft een...
The left-wing mayor of Amsterdam, Femke Halsema, is now publicly regretting her use of the word “pogrom” in her summation of the shocking antisemitic violence.
Strijen - Dit jaar is het 150 jaar geleden dat Suze Groeneweg op Strijensas werd geboren in een arbeiders gezin. Er wordt een expositie aan...
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