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Netherlands
Dutch Court Rules Against Uber
By April Roach and Ellen Milligan / Bloomberg
The Fight Over 'Black Pete' Brings a Reckoning on Racial Equality in the Netherlands
By Charlotte McDonald-Gibson / Amsterdam
How COVID-19 Could Change Amsterdam's Red Light District
By Ciara Nugent
False Alarm Triggers Hijacking Protocol at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport, Airline Says
By Mahita Gajanan
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Dutch Church Holds Continuous Service to Protect Refugees
Dutch law forbids police from entering church premises during a service
By Eli Meixler
November 29, 2018
Dutch Court: Pastafarians Can't Wear Colanders in ID Photos
The satirical religion lacks the "seriousness" of a legitimate faith, it ruled
By Eli Meixler
August 17, 2018
Jan Ingenhousz Honored With Google Doodle
Dutch scientist Jan Ingenhousz, who would have turned 287 today, unlocked the secret life of plants
By Eli Meixler
December 7, 2017
A Parking Garage for Bikes
In Utrecht, the Netherlands, more than 125,000 cyclists bike through the city center daily, far more than the bike racks can handle. The solution: a garage that treats bikes like cars. There are similar structures...
By Julia Zorthian
September 7, 2017
A Gay Vulture Couple Hatched a Chick Together: 'They Proved They Can'
The dads, together for years, had been mating and building nests before they finally received an egg
By Melissa Chan
June 1, 2017
King of the Netherlands Reveals Secret Life As A Co-Pilot
Putting the 'royal' in Royal Dutch Airlines
By Kevin Lui
May 18, 2017
Why the Dutch Election Doesn’t Mean Populism Is Dead in Europe
The threat of far-right populism still looms over Europe, despite Geert Wilders' loss
By Tara John
March 17, 2017
Turkey's Rift with European Nations Deepens
Denmark canceled the Turkish prime minister's visit over the weekend, and Turkey has formally protested to the Netherlands
By Kevin Lui
March 13, 2017
Meet Geert Wilders, the Populist 'Dutch Trump'
Dutch far-right politician Geert Wilders has spent more than a decade encouraging popular resentment against Muslims, the E.U. and immigrants. What were once fringe views have turned into a national movement, which has many asking...
By Tara John
March 10, 2017
Dutch Populist Wilders Lags in Polls Due to 'Trump Effect'
The Dutch elections on March 15 are a litmus test for Europe's populist movements
By Joseph Hincks
March 8, 2017
Poem by Anne Frank Fetches $148,000
The page was torn from a scrapbook belonging to the sister of Frank's best friend
By Feliz Solomon
November 23, 2016
Dutch Bill Would Make Everyone an Organ Donor Unless They Opt Out
People would need to request to be removed from the list
By Katie Reilly
September 13, 2016
Two Years After MH 17 Crash, Settlement Is Reached
The Boeing 777 was shot down over Ukraine two years ago, killing all on board
By Nash Jenkins
July 18, 2016
Netherlands Aims to Ban Petrol and Diesel Cars
It wants every car on its roads to be electric by 2025
By Rishi Iyengar
April 19, 2016
How Dutch Activists Are Fighting a Christmas Blackface Tradition
The campaign to ban a minstrel-like figure named 'Black Pete'
By Tara John
December 9, 2015
Dutch Prime Minister Warns That Migrant Crisis Threatens Fall of E.U.
More than 868,000 migrants and refugees have arrived in Europe by sea this year
By Tara John
November 27, 2015
Amsterdam to Repay Jews for Late Rent Fines During WWII
The descendants will receive about €1,800
By Maya Rhodan
September 5, 2015
This Dutch City Plans to Give Residents a Universal 'Basic Income’
Residents will receive money to cover living expenses with no strings attached
By Victor Luckerson
June 26, 2015
This Is the Most Rock-'n'-Roll Thing You'll See All Day
Crowd-surfing lead singer catches beer in one hand, drinks it, tosses cup
By Helen Regan
June 14, 2015
I'm Raising My 3 Kids Overseas and It's Not Always Easy
My daughter’s doctor once asked me, “Is it strange not to be able to understand what your own child is saying?” Yep, it is
By xoJane
March 31, 2015
Astronauts Vying for One-Way Ticket to Mars May Be on Reality TV
Mars One selects pool of 100 candidates to be winnowed down to 24
By Tara Fowler / People
February 17, 2015
Dutch Police Confront Gunman Who Broke Into TV Studio
Footage from the broadcaster shows the gunman, a young man in a suit and tie, drop his weapon and surrender to police.
By Noah Rayman
January 29, 2015
Bird Flu: Dutch to Kill 50,000 More Chickens
That puts the number of culled birds at 300,000 in the Netherlands
By Alexandra Sifferlin
December 1, 2014
Mom Travels to Syria to Rescue Daughter from ISIS
She has now brought her teenage daughter back to the Netherlands
By Naina Bajekal
November 20, 2014
Riots in Holland Over Festive Blackface Character
Revelers donning blackface, Afro wigs and red lips clash with antiracist protesters
By Rishi Iyengar
November 17, 2014
Dutch Bikers Join Fight Against ISIS
The men, from Netherlands-based motorcycle club No Surrender, have military backgrounds
By Rishi Iyengar
October 16, 2014
Why Not Having Kids Makes Some People Crazy
It's less about the children and more about thwarted dreams
By Belinda Luscombe
September 10, 2014
How a Dutch Firm Plans to Find MH370 in Seabeds Less Mapped Than Mars
Australia said Wednesday that Fugro has won the bid to relaunch MH370's search
By Jack Linshi
August 6, 2014
MH17 Debris Examined
Possible evidence of missile impact discovered, as well as more human remains, while crash site still remains inadequately secured
By Per Liljas
July 25, 2014
Russia to Comply With Dutch-Led MH17 Probe
Opposes letting Ukraine lead the investigation
By Noah Rayman
July 24, 2014
Black Boxes Handed Over
Pro-Russian separatists in eastern Ukraine handed over the black boxes from Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 during a meeting in Donetsk
By Charlotte Alter
July 21, 2014
Lives Lost: Remembering Karlijn Keijzer, Indiana University Rower and Chemist
After helping transform the Hoosiers rowing program in the 2011 season, she turned to her PhD career as a scientist intent on fighting cancer and other diseases.
By Sean Gregory
July 18, 2014
Families Left in Limbo
From the harrowing eyewitness accounts emerging from the Ukrainian countryside where Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 went down, it seems hard to imagine that victims' relatives would find any comfort among the scattered belongings and ripped...
By Charlotte McDonald-Gibson / Amsterdam
July 18, 2014
AIDS Researchers Killed
The cause of HIV/AIDS research will be set back because of experts lost in the Malaysia Airlines Ukraine disaster
By Jo Chandler / Melbourne
July 18, 2014
Argentina Will Play Germany in World Cup Final
It'll be even worse if they win the final against Germany
By Bill Saporito
July 9, 2014
5 Reasons Brazil Will Lose to Germany
The pre-tournament favorite Brazil isn't playing much like it at the moment. Here's why Brazil could lose the in the World Cup 2014 semifinals to Germany.
By Bill Saporito
July 7, 2014
World Cup Cheat Sheet: The Great Games Ahead
Bummer about the U.S., isn’t it? Tim Howard deserved another game just on his performance alone. But let’s be honest, you can’t suddenly start attacking after you’re down 2-0 and expect to win. Lack of...
By Bill Saporito
July 3, 2014
The World Cup Tactical Trend Yielding the Most Success
World Cup teams starting games with three center backs have won 11 matches
By Liviu Bird / Sports Illustrated
June 30, 2014
Relive Robin van Persie's World Cup Header Through a Flipbook
The flipbook animation commemorates Persie's diving header
By TIME Video
June 16, 2014
Amsterdam Court Greenlights Red Light Weed Whack
Mayor Eberhard van der Laan reportedly plans to close 26 of the 76 existing weed shops in the Red Light District, where he has already shut down almost half of the neighborhood's brothels, because he believes they promote more crime
By Maya Rhodan
April 23, 2014
The Netherlands Becomes the First Country to Legalize Carrier-Free SIM Cards
Could herald more user freedom (and more manufacturer influence)
By Per Liljas
March 20, 2014
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