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King’s Day mostly peaceful as crowd controls hold

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Royals mark King’s Day with Frisian sports in Dokkum

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Loosdrecht reduces capacity of refugee shelter after riots

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Cabinet eases rules on shooting “problem” wolves

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Half of Dutch think monarchy is too expensive, survey shows

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Mass arrests following motorway climate protest near Utrecht

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Solvinity contract to be extended despite US takeover fears

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King’s Night crowds force several cities to shut squares

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Feyenoord open up gap in race for second as Twente and NEC draw

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King’s Day 2026: tighter rules, fines and a Frisian visit

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Drag queen, MH17 campaigner awarded king’s birthday honours

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Podcast: The Marjolein Faber’s Legacy of Chaos Edition

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Jetten rejects €2 trillion EU budget plan at Cyprus summit

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Government to bring in minimum age, helmets for fatbike users

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Volt did not break law, criticising landlord who rented to women

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Cabinet scraps welfare cut, squeezes child budget

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Chipsoft in negotiations with hackers over patient data

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Koningsdag will be dry but Koningnacht revelers need a coat

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More 25 to 35-year-olds are still living at home, CBS says

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Government turns to German cloud provider to cut US reliance

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