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You remember learning about the Glorious Revolution in history class, right? Us neither. Don’t worry; it’s not a blind spot in your education — it’s just how the Dutch refer […]
The Netherlands is such a small country, and yet it has always played an important role in history. In fact, it has had a massive impact on many aspects of […]
Ah, the Dutch and their monarchy. Let’s just say they have a bit of a love/hate relationship — like siblings who’ve never quite gotten along but will sit next to […]
Dutch women took decisive gold in quadruple sculls at the World Rowing Championship in Amsterdam on Saturday. The race took place on Amsterdam’s Bosbaan rowing course.
Ever wondered what the Netherlands is all about? The land, the flag, the dams, the religions (or lack thereof), and all the orange? Well, here’s an 11:58-minute-long overview. It’s...
The Netherlands on Saturday commemorates 81 years since Japan’s surrender ended World War II in the former Dutch East Indies.
If I say the word “Dutch”, you probably have a very clear image in your head of what a Dutch person should look like. Way too tall, mainly, as we […]
De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) has contributed €500,000 to fund the restoration and establishment of a new museum and educational center at the historic Elisabeth Samson Huis in Param...
Have you ever wondered why the Dutch are called “Dutch”? You might be surprised by the word’s origin. The Dutch are famous for being very direct and straightforward people. Do […]
Rich in history, Vesting Bourtange dates back to 1580, when Willem van Oranje ordered the construction of an entrenchment near the Dutch-German border. Now, this cute little villag...
The pilgrims in Leiden were a religious group that escaped from England and came to live in the Netherlands. From there, they would sail to the New World and become […]
On Sunday in Amsterdam, the Dutch Eight men’s rowing team became world champions, just
The Dutch women’s hockey team have reached their eighth World Cup final in a row, beating Belgium 1-0 in Amstelveen...
Prime Minister Jetten and Minister of Long-term Care, Youth, and Sport Sterk laid a wreath on behalf of the Dutch government Saturday for the victims of World War II in the former...
Pillarisation (verzuiling in Dutch) is one of the most distinctive (and fascinating) characteristics of Dutch history and society. Yet, it’s not very well known by foreigners. The...
As one of the most important cities in the Netherlands (Amsterdammers, fight me), it’s no wonder The Hague has a culture full of old traditions and history. One of the […]
The Netherlands is a land of art and museums. From the Frans Hals and Van Gogh Museums to the Rembrandt House, visitors come each year to admire their genius. But […]
The governing coalition parties reached a deal on a 2027 national budget after extens
The Dutch men’s hockey team have missed out on a home World Cup final, losing their semi-final to Spain in...
The Netherlands finished with a record 14 medals at the European Athletics Championships.
I’m proud to be Dutch; I really am. After all, the Netherlands is a country of amazing and wonderful occurrences and phenomena. Citizens of this nation definitely have good reason...
Most people know New York was originally named New Amsterdam, but what about New Zealand? Was it originally Zealand before the Dutch arrived? Where does the name come from? Many [...
Commemorations marking 31 years since the Srebrenica genocide were held in The Hague on Saturday, where mayor Jan van Zanen...
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