Large crowds from Rotterdam's Cape Verdean community gathered across the city after Cape Verde advanced to the knockout rounds of the Football World Cup, reflecting the city's s...

Thousands of education and public sector workers demonstrated in Rotterdam against planned reductions to social security, even as extreme heat forced the cancellation of similar...

Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako concluded their state visit to the Netherlands after meetings centred on flood protection, coastal resilience and water management, highlight...

The European Commission and Dutch economic planners expect unemployment to rise to 4.2% by the end of the year as hiring slows across the private sector, although wage growth re...

Campaign group Geef Tegengas has announced plans to disrupt roads, railways and inland waterways serving the Port of Rotterdam to protest military shipments and fossil fuel infr...

More than 250 flights were delayed and 20 cancelled at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol as air traffic control strikes, tight aircraft schedules and infrastructure constraints disrupt...

Temperatures above 37 degrees Celsius forced the closure of the ECT Delta Terminal and reduced operations at APM Terminals Maasvlakte II, while national infrastructure authoriti...

The Port of Rotterdam Authority has dismissed demands from environmental campaigners to halt fossil fuel activities, arguing such a move would undermine European energy security...

Six European rail freight operators have launched the Track Together initiative, introducing a shared digital system that allows companies to transfer train operations during di...

The government has presented a €20 billion package to reduce ammonia emissions around Natura 2000 protected areas, including new livestock density limits and relocation measures...

Rabobank said repairs to Gulf energy infrastructure and the clearance of naval mines could take months, meaning oil and liquefied natural gas shipments to the Port of Rotterdam ...

De Nederlandsche Bank and Rabobank have lowered their economic growth forecasts to between 0.8% and 1% this year, warning that weaker global trade and higher energy prices linke...