Podcast: The Most Good People Don’t Chuck Bukowski Edition

Like exhausted generals at the Somme, the VVD gear up for one last push to get their asylum bill through parliament before the new cabinet takes office. Drones from Russia – or possibly MediaMarkt – cause consternation in the skies and ground aircraft in Eindhoven. PSV are on cloud nine after thumping Liverpool in the Champions League, while Ajax look to another Cruyff to rescue them from the doldrums. Amsterdam introduces a licensing system for second home buyers, as first-timers benefit from an exodus of private landlords. And a chance discovery in Australia solved a 450-year-old maritime mystery.
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Ophef of the week: Podcaster falls victim to fatbike-bound Bukowski bombers (RTL)
Amsterdam looks to ban fatbikes from traffic heavy areas
Nieuwsuur presenter goes rogue to defy Twitter boycott
Election news
Petrol prices set to rise next year after MPs vote to divert funds to buses
Brussels warns Netherlands to rein in spending after 7.3% rise
Minister wants controversial asylum laws passed by Christmas
Foreign “troll army” promoted far-right parties in election campaign
Other news
Small drones spotted over Volkel airbase on Saturday night
Half of rental agents are prepared to discriminate against foreigners
Rental housing sector shrinks as landlords sell more homes
Second homes in Amsterdam to require a permit from 2026
Dutch police have arrested over 500 bogus officers this year
Sport
T20 World Cup: Netherlands drawn in group with India and Pakistan
PSV hit Liverpool with second-half blitz as Slot’s side crumbles
Ajax rock bottom of Champions League after 2-0 defeat to Benfica
Ajax in talks to name Jordi Cruyff as new technical director
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