Podcast: The A Duller Shade Of Orange Edition
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Add as a favourite source on Google Add DutchNews as a favourite source on GoogleThe coalition talks grind on as the three parties decamp to Prince Bernhard’s former military lodge. Volodymyr Zelenskyy unveils plans in The Hague to rebuild Ukraine with the proceeds of frozen Russian assets. Commercial pilots in the skies over Curaçao play Russian roulette with the US Air Force as the Venezuelan crisis escalates. Robin van Persie is feeling the pressure as Feyenoord lose two crucial matches in a week. And Femke Halsema wants to tone down the Koningsdag revelry in the capital.
Ophef of the week: Katwijk “happy bins” New Year campaign bombs
DNA tests confirm wolf shot dead by hunters was “problem wolf” Bram
More cases of flu in Netherlands, but strains are not more dangerous
Leiden has most dangerous roundabouts in the Netherlands, study shows
Election news
Coalition with VVD and JA21 is most realistic option, says Bontenbal
Party leaders hopeful of achieving January 30 talks deadline (NOS, Dutch)
Other news
Netherlands and other countries back claims commission for Ukraine
Schoof “extremely satisfied” with €90 billion EU loan for Ukraine
KLM tightens safety rules on Curaçao flights after near misses
Second near-miss over Dutch Caribbean with US military plane
Private sector rents to rise 4.4% next year, mid-market by 6.1%
Local tax rises for home owners, average now tops €1000
Amsterdam mayor wants to pare back King’s Day festivities
Sport
Van Persie dismisses speculation after Feyenoord lose Klassieker
Feyenoord out of the Dutch Cup after 3-2 home defeat to Heerenveen
Spakenburg’s trainer kicked out of Twente group’s app ahead of cup tie (NOS)
Dutch curlers miss out on ticket to Winter Olympics in Milan (NU.nl)
Inburgering with Dutch News: Football clubs with outlandish names
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