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2024 - Edition 8 November

PAN Amsterdam 2024

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2024 - Edition 8 November

Visit Museum Rotterdam with your dog

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2024 - Edition 8 November

DIOR – A New Look in Kunstmuseum Den Haag

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2024 - Edition 8 November

Dutch language is becoming the norm at colleges and universities

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2024 - Edition 7 October 2024, Find Your Way Guide

How does health insurance work in The Netherlands in 2025?

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2024- Edition 6 September

Discovering De Goudwaag: A trusted destination for gold selling in The Hague

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Full enforcement of bogus self-employment law is coming

Experience the magic of the holidays at the Royal Christmas Fair in The Hague

The Impact of Geography on Oman’s Foreign Policy

Full enforcement of bogus self-employment law is coming

Getting to know Winford Bilingual Primary School

PAN Amsterdam 2024

Experience the magic of the holidays at the Royal Christmas Fair in The Hague

Visit Museum Rotterdam with your dog

First major exhibition in the Netherlands on the Bronze Age in Rijksmuseum van Oudheden

Otto B. de Kat and contemporaries in Museum JAN

Republic Day: Uniting Kazakhstan’s Past and Future

HSV International Primary School: Cultivating global citizens through deep learning and children’s rights

Haku Specialty Coffee

Welcome to SRH Haarlem: Where learning meets the real world

DIOR – A New Look in Kunstmuseum Den Haag

Christian Voigt | LUNAR in Wanrooy Gallery

The British School of Amsterdam: A Commitment to Wellbeing and Safeguarding

Homeunbound by Bianca Soria

Sporty gift ideas for everyone on your holiday shopping list

Interview with an expat

Thoughts on the ‘double’

The Hague: Hidden gems

Why learning Dutch is invaluable for expat children

Single women in Amsterdam face a struggle to find partners

Share of electric and hybrid cars in the Netherlands reaches 14%

One in ten people have been scammed online in the past year

Rising screen time fuels myopia surge in kids

Who in the Netherlands eats the healthiest diet?

Dutch language is becoming the norm at colleges and universities

Dutch universities stagnate in 2025 world ranking

Less poverty in the Netherlands generally; Amsterdam is statistically poorest

How does health insurance work in The Netherlands in 2025?

Designer Oskar Zięta at MAS Interieur in The Hague

The debate on early retirement for manual labour

Derrick Ofosu Boateng – Motherhood | OSCAM Amsterdam

The birth rate in the Netherlands is low

A sports fan’s guide to must-watch films and documentaries for the chilly months ahead

Citizens no longer feel represented by politicians

Interview with an expat

Drop in foreign students may hurt the knowledge economy

Dutch success at the Paralympics

Thoughts on balance

Inburgering woes

Financial mayhem for young people

Step back in time at Paleis Het Loo

Viviane Sassen | PHOSPHOR: Art & Fashion

Annabel Oosteweeghel | Pretty Dark

IamExpat Fair is back in The Hague in November 2024

Delicious fishrestaurant Bistro-mer in The Hague

Lunch, drinks and dinner with a Spanish vibe at Los Cosmos in Leiden

English expressions with ‘Dutch’: Unpacking the stereotypes

Drents Museum De Buitenplaats opens with Power to the Flower

Introducing YOSAA: The New Go-To for Temporary Housing in Europe

A smooth start for expats in Amstelveen

Małgorzata Mirga-Tas: This is not the end of the road Collection presentation Dream On

Key steps to buying a home for expats in the Netherlands

Discovering De Goudwaag: A trusted destination for gold selling in The Hague

The UAE continues to provide humanitarian and relief support to Ukraine

Art The Hague supports contemporary Ukrainian art

Interview with an expat

HipHop story in Van Abbemuseum Eindhoven

Ron Mueck in Voorlinden

TeamNL triumphs at the 2024 Paris Olympics

Should chip companies be worried?

Population of the Netherlands surpasses 18 million inhabitants

Police have their hands full because of ‘confused’ people

Thoughts on anxiety as a function, not a fault

Nederlandse Spoorwegen loses millions of euros and plans to raise ticket prices

Amsterdam continues to fight waste collection problems

Many offices are suitable for conversion into homes

Self-employment remains popular and numbers just keep rising

United Arab Emirates and the World Health Organization to initiate urgent medical evacuation of 148 Palestinians to Abu Dhabi

Paleis Het Loo: a Summer Palace

ServicedApartments.nl and At Home Switzerland Unite to Create New Temporary Housing Brand YOSAA

False (linguistic) friends

Dutch athletes to watch out for in Paris

‘Kimono: Mirror of Modernity’ at Japan Museum SieboldHuis

The death of a spouse can leave the surviving partner financially vulnerable

Despite a major shortage, the number of nursing students has fallen again

Rijnmondiaal: visual poetry from the Rijnmond region

Concerns raised about knowledge workers receiving Dutch licenses without being able to drive safely

Climate neutrality in 2050 is difficult to achieve due to staff shortages

Taking it to the streets: 3X3 at the Paris Summer games

Terraces in Amsterdam are becoming smaller due to high terrace taxes

Euro 2004 anniversary: where did the Netherlands go wrong?

Dutch people often pay too much for their health insurance

Interview with an expat

Leveraging Artificial Intelligence for Global Citizens and Lifelong Learners at the Haagsche Schoolvereeniging in The Hague.

Dacia – Empire of gold and silver in Drents Museum

On contradicting yourself (regularly)

Living the dream in this beautiful house

Cornelius Völker in Museum More

Online Dutch for Expats

World Press Photo 2024 in De Nieuwe Kerk

The Netherlands’ aspirations for Euro 2024

Rising prevalence of pre-diabetes signals urgent call for action

Breaking the part-time habit in the Netherlands: A decade-long, €75 million initiative

Interview with Corporate Housing Factory

SRH Haarlem Uni-Campus

Pierre Verger & Diana Blok in the Cobra Museum in Amstelveen

Seal entanglements in Dutch waters are on the rise

Join expatsHaarlem for nice upcoming May events.

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