Local authorities have introduced additional incentives for electric cargo bikes and cleaner public transport to reduce congestion and lower emissions across the Randstad.

Schiphol Airport remains under close regulatory scrutiny as authorities seek to balance operational reliability, flight capacity and noise reduction during the peak travel season.

Officials are reassessing offshore wind and hydrogen targets to ensure the Netherlands' energy transition remains achievable within existing budget and electricity grid constrai...

The government remains under pressure to resolve long-running nitrogen emissions constraints that continue to slow construction, housing and major infrastructure developments.

Academic institutions in Utrecht and Leiden are urging the government to protect cross-border research partnerships amid uncertainty surrounding future European funding arrangem...

Public attention is focused on the Dutch national football team as Ronald Koeman's side prepares for a Round of 32 meeting with Morocco in Mexico, with expectations high for a d...

The government has confirmed the repatriation of several objects from the Wereldmuseum collection to Indonesia, marking another step in addressing the legacy of the colonial per...

Foreign Trade Minister Sjoerd Sjoerdsma is working with partners in Washington and Brussels to ensure new multilateral technology controls do not place Dutch companies at a comp...

The Netherlands' formal entry into the Pax Silica alliance strengthens coordination with Western partners on semiconductor supply chains, artificial intelligence hardware and te...

The government is redirecting infrastructure funding to support defence-related transport networks while continuing investment in sustainable urban development.

Grid operator TenneT says urgent network upgrades are needed across the Randstad and North Brabant, where limited electricity capacity is already delaying technology and manufac...