Dutch News podcast: The Strictly Not Dancing With Wolves Edition
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Add as a favourite source on Google Add DutchNews as a favourite source on GoogleForeign minister Casper Veldkamp finally draws a red line over Israel’s intervention in Gaza, but will it be the fault line that ruptures the coalition? The conflict is also the focus of protests at ceremonies to mark the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War. But at least one of the coalition parties has something to celebrate, as MEPs vote to downgrade the protected status of the wolf. And the close-knit fishing community of Urk launches a scheme to find former residents who were lost at sea.
Ophef of the week: Brabant village sheep driven out by grumbling locals (Omroep Gelderland)
Alderman’s career hits the skids after car-crash visit to brewery (NOS)
Hoofddorp changes fountain name that has locals tongue-tied
News
Veldkamp calls for EU to review relations with Israel in wake of Gaza plan
Isolated Wilders demands answers on cabinet’s shiifting stance on Israel
Philips expects to lose €300m as result of Trump’s tariff war
Import tariffs set to slow Dutch economy, CPB warns (CPB website)
Business confidence falls again but fewer firms report problems
Five arrested during Liberation Day celebrations in Wageningen
Polish PM Tusk urges European solidarity against Russian threat
The Netherlands celebrates 80 years of freedom
Dutch minister hails European parliament vote on wolf protection
Gelderland authorises killing of wolf that bit woman twice
Geese much more damaging to farmland than wolves: BIJ12
Former island community in quest to trace fishermen lost at sea
Sport
Perisic hat-trick for PSV sets up clash of Champions League contenders
Vitesse Arnhem part company with coach John van den Brom (AD.nl)
NOS are broadcasting the women’s KNVB cup final between PSV and Twente live from 1.55pm on Saturday, May 10
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