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On a exceptionally cold – even snowy – November morning ten years ago, The Hague International Centre adopted the name...

If you have just traded in your foreign driving license for a Dutch one, you might want to get acquainted...

This year marks 75 years of freedom in the Netherlands as well as 75 years of the United Nations (UN)...

The National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM) reported 43,903 new coronavirus infections in the Netherlands last week...

The Hague International Centre will be marking its 10th anniversary this November. Sadly, we will not be able to celebrate...

As summer begins to wind-down and vacation-goers return home, some unfortunate travellers might be faced with a home quarantine order...

The Dutch government has introduced measures to make the housing market more accessible to starters, and middle-income buyers and renters...

As the summer holidays come to an end and well-rested vacationers return with renewed purpose, some internationals might decide to...

Since June, the Dutch government has set-up various locations throughout the Netherlands for anyone who experience coronavirus symptoms to get...

Firstly, thank you to all respondents for sharing your thoughts with us about the impact of the coronavirus crisis in...

In the current housing market there are more opportunities, which offers young couples a chance to buy a new home. Despite the drop in consumer confidence, the impact on the market has been minimal. Even before the coronavirus crisis, there were signs that pointed to a more balanced housing market.

On 1 July 2020, the new Donor Act (active donor registration) will come into effect. With the new system, residents...