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Dutch travelers heading to the UK now need to apply for a new entry document, effective from April 2nd, 2025.

A reconstruction of how European leaders swiftly shifted strategies after Zelenski's exit and aim to engage with Trump. Read more on Telegraaf.nl

Key European and NATO allies gather in London for a historic security council meeting led by British Prime Minister Keir Starmer.

The American software company faces technical issues affecting email services.

Three women and two men aged between 23 and 33 were convicted for the murder of Dutch national Mike Venema in Curaçao.

A horrific massacre of Christians in a church in the Democratic Republic of Congo remains unsolved, with the IS-linked culprits still at large.

A criminal mastermind, known as Fruitykeks, doubles prison sentence for running drug operation from HM Prison Manchester.

Discover the fascinating journey of historian Michael Douma, who delved into the role of the Dutch in the trans-Atlantic slave trade in New York.

5.2 million people have left Ukraine since the start of the war, with a significant increase in the number of men leaving the country.

North Korea challenges 11 countries over UN sanctions enforcement efforts, rejecting talks on lifting sanctions and vowing to enhance defense capabilities.

Initial exit polls show CDU as the largest party in Germany, with AfD doubling in size.

Germany faces crucial elections with significant implications for the country and Europe as a whole.

Former vice presidential candidate Tim Walz raises fears of US isolation due to President Trump's policies during Amsterdam visit.

Belgian government warns travelers to check vaccination status before heading to the snow due to measles outbreak in ski resorts.

At least 31 people have died in a bus accident in Bolivia, with several others injured.

John McFall, a British 'parastronaut' with a physical disability, has been approved for a mission to the ISS.

US Defense Minister Pete Hegseth dismisses the liberation of all Russian-occupied areas in Ukraine as unrealistic, stating that Ukraine's NATO membership cannot be part of a peace plan.

The German government has extended the special border controls to prevent illegal immigration for another six months.

EU trade ministers will convene for an emergency meeting to discuss the US import tariffs on steel and aluminum.

Recent study reveals 19% increase in meat consumption among 18-24 age group in the UK, signaling a shift away from veganism.

EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen warns of countermeasures in response to Trump's steel and aluminum import tariff.

Oil and gas giant BP reports significantly lower profit, CEO announces cost-saving 'fundamental reset', buys own shares worth $1.75 billion.

Police detain two men and two boys following a fight in Krabbendijke, the Netherlands.

A man attacked three people with a kitchen knife in Dublin, choosing his victims randomly, before being apprehended.

Dutch national confesses to smuggling 2.2 tons of cocaine on hijacked ship, leading Irish police to major seizure.

A 54-year-old Frenchman received a 150 euro fine for talking on his mobile phone on speakerphone at Nantes train station.

Trade between Netherlands and Germany has significantly dropped, remaining important partners amidst global challenges.

President Trump signs decree to impose sanctions on ICC employees, Netherlands regrets decision.

Brussels plans to intervene against popular Chinese shopping websites flooding Europe with cheap and potentially dangerous products.

The Ukrainian military turns to old-fashioned shotguns to combat Russian drones effectively.