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Sunday deep dives – The processed food fight

Every Sunday, we bring you a long read selected and curated from various scientific white papers and research-based science magazines. Our attempt to cover disinformation, controversy, cognitive manipulation, and conspiracy theories in science.

Hybrid car sales fared better this January

Dutch car sales have fallen by more than 13 per cent in January, with electric vehicle registrations down by over a third. Hybrids, however, surged to capture 62 per cent of the market as dealers seek to explain the sharp decline.

KLM resumes flights to Tel Aviv and Dubai

KLM will resume air service to Tel Aviv, Israel's capital, on Monday and Tuesday, the airline announced. In addition, flights to Dubai will resume...

Thousands rally in the Hague against the Iranian regime

Around two thousand people demonstrated against the Iranian regime on Saturday afternoon at the Malieveld in The Hague. Alongside the former Iranian flags, demonstrators also carried American and Israeli flags, with an American flag raised on the stage.

Cereulide contamination in Dutch baby food prompts global recall

The Netherlands faced a major recall of baby formula after a bacterial toxin was found in production batches. While no serious illnesses occurred, the case exposed gaps in ingredient traceability and delayed communication by authorities. European regulators are now working to set new safety limits for cereulide in infant food.

Euro 2 million to help residents improve skills and find work

Residents in the region who struggle with reading, numeracy, or digital skills will receive extra support over the coming years to help them move towards employment.

Meerhoven parking woes

Residents of Graslinnen, Meerhovendreef and Grasdreef in Meerhoven are sounding the alarm about ongoing parking problems in their neighbourhood. According to them, many parking...

Dutch housing supply falls short for third year in a row

The Netherlands recorded a decline in the number of newly completed homes for the third consecutive year in 2025, according to the latest data...