News - Latest
266 news items
- Date
- Relevance
-
1 in 10 Dutch people scammed online last year
If you recognise deception techniques, you reduce the chances of being scammed online. An email from your bank to urgently update ...
-
Measures introduced to ensure better protection for online gamblers
On 1 October 2024 measures came into force to make players more aware of their gambling behaviour. The aim is to protect people ...
-
Persons required to report to prison to serve out short custodial sentences once again being called up
At the beginning of next year, the Custodial Institutions Agency (DJI) will start calling up persons who are required to report ...
-
Fewer traffic offences, especially speeding, in the second four-month period
Over 200,000 fewer traffic fines were issued in the months of May, June, July and August than in the corresponding period of ...
-
The Netherlands at the United Nations General Assembly
The Kingdom of the Netherlands is attending the 79th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York. What topics are going to ...
-
For second time cultural artefacts to be returned to Indonesia
In response to a request from Indonesia, the Netherlands is returning 288 objects from the Dutch State Collection to Indonesia. ...
-
Budget Day 2024: lower cutbacks to embassies; major retrenchment on development aid
On Budget Day the government presented the central government budget for 2025. Below are the main plans affecting the work of the ...
-
New solution for TenneT’s capital requirements
TenneT is making the electricity grid fit for the future. Major investments will be required in the coming years to strengthen ...
-
Government investing in stricter asylum policy
The Netherlands is unable to cope with the high numbers of migrants. Asylum centres are overcrowded, procedures take too long and ...
-
State Opening of Parliament 2024: investing in a secure and just Netherlands
Keeping the Netherlands secure and just. This is the leading priority in the coming financial year. And that is necessary because ...