The government and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are going to work together to find out more details about how the criminal underworld is penetrating the legitimate business world.

One person was injured in Amsterdam after a taxi struck them during the morning rush hour on Monday, police said. The driver of the vehicle was taken into custody for questioning.

Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof said he still expects the Cabinet to be able to make a decision on Friday about whether or not to declare a national state of emergency to circumvent parliament and

The Alexander Monro Hospital (AMZ) in Bilthoven is the first in the Netherlands to use artificial intelligence (AI) when assessing mammograms.

The Hague District Court convicted FvD parliamentarian Pepijn van Houweling of simple insult for posting a doctored image showing then-Minister Ernst Kuipers raising a Nazi flag in the pr

The Hague is planning several impressive residential towers that will drastically change the city’s skyline in the coming years.

After increasing the prices for stamps in July, PostNL

Long waiting lists in mental healthcare mean that employees are increasingly going to the company doctor for a referral to a company psychologist, NOS

The Netherlands will participate in the Eurovision Song Contest in Basel next year and Joost Klein, who was disqualified this year, seems to be the favorite for a second chance, Parool

The Netherlands can look forward to “the best of autumn weather” this week after a gray and rainy Monday.

India's Neysa has raised $30 million in a Series A round to bolster its AI infrastructure offering.

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