Podcast: The Blazing Banners and Non-Smoking Bureaucrats Edition
The coalition talks are in limbo as Geert Wilders turns up the Timmermans Threat level to 11 and the parties try to turn a refugee drama into a crisis. Global warming isn’t putting off Dutch holidaymakers, but the cost of travel is making their eyes water. Measles cases are on the rise as the vaccination rate falls. Feyenoord’s manager looks set to jump ship while Alex Kroes and the Ajax board look for a creative way out of their death spiral. And we explain why Germany is no longer a happy hunting ground for Dutch train operators and safecrackers.
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Everything you need to know about King’s Day in Emmen
News
Cabinet negotiators to discuss declaring refugee situation a “crisis”
Wilders presses ahead with formal complaint against Timmermans
Wilders accuses Frans Timmermans of inciting violence in speech
Council of State strikes out moratorium on Palestinian refugees
Minister “made up” figures about refugee relatives: Trouw
Ombudsman blasts threat to jail people who helped Ter Apel refugees
Dutch take extreme weather in their stride at holiday time
Daycare centres on alert as measles cases increase in Brabant
Coronavirus inquiry will last three years and cost €7 million
PostNL wants to reduce mail deliveries to every second day
Train operator NS sells loss-making German subsidiary Abellio
Dutch nationals blew up hundreds of German ATMs last year
Hard cheese for retailers: criminals target Dutch delicacy
Sport
Feyenoord win bruising Dutch cup final twice stopped for fireworks
Feyenoord coach Arne Slot emerges as favourite for Liverpool job
Aboutaleb: fireworks smuggled into cup final in “intimate areas”
Alex Kroes to stay on at Ajax in new post of technical director
Vitesse Arnhem face fight to survive after KNVB penalties
Austrian ski champion Hirscher to stage comeback in Netherlands
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