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The NRC front page features stories on Dutch history and colonialism involving the royal family, the upcoming US midterm elections and Donald Trump's influence, a record-breaking hot summer in Western Europe, a controversial pharmaceutical plant approval in Katwijk, and discussions about the Dutch…
A comprehensive study on the role of the House of Orange-Nassau in colonial history, detailing the actions and omissions of stadtholders, kings, and queens, is set to be released, with King Willem-Alexander emphasizing the need to confront the impact of history.
Ahead of the midterm elections, Republican politicians in tight races are distancing themselves from their unpopular president's policies on migration and the Iran war, though their commitment to opposing him if elected remains uncertain.
The summer of 2026 has left its mark with record heat stress, shrinking glaciers, and changes in marine life due to warmer ocean waters.
The world's largest pharmaceutical company will establish a facility in Katwijk after the local council approved the construction plan, despite previous pressure from other government bodies.
Damen is seeking substantial compensation from Germany due to the cancellation of a contract for building warships.
Despite a lackluster performance for much of the match, the Dutch team managed to secure a 2-2 draw against Greece, avoiding a defeat against the surprisingly strong group leaders.
Residents of the 't Eiland neighborhood in Vlissingen are facing demolition without a firm guarantee of returning to new social housing, as municipalities cannot compel housing corporations to provide this.
During the second day of the budget debate, the Minister of Finance faced numerous questions from the opposition regarding his plans.
