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Dutch entrepreneur and TV personality Olcay Gulsen, 46, was injured during a robbery on Sarphatikade in Amsterdam in which her watch was stolen. The incident is being widely reported, alongside separate coverage of TV producer Albert Verlinde facing questions over whether he regrets earlier harsh comments about Gulsen.
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Metro services in Amsterdam were brought to a complete standstill after a system error, disrupting travel across the city. The GVB, which operates the network, stopped all metro traffic while engineers worked to resolve the technical fault. Commuters faced significant delays, and the incident prompted widespread attention as passengers shared updates and searched for alternative routes through the city.
- 3Acda en de Munnik concert at Amsterdam's Olympic Stadium draws attention▼acda en de munnik olympisch stadion
Dutch duo Acda en de Munnik is set to perform at the Olympic Stadium in Amsterdam, with a show presented in collaboration with Qmusic, which is giving away tickets to the event. Fans in the Netherlands are searching for details about the concert, making it a trending topic in the country.
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Dutch local news outlet AT5 reports that Nikki, a 37-year-old woman, has been missing for more than two weeks and may be in Amsterdam. The report does not give further details about her disappearance or the search. The case is drawing attention as police and the public are asked to keep an eye out for her.
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Andy van der Meijde is again drawing attention in the Netherlands, with the former Ajax, Everton and Ajax Amsterdam midfielder's family in the frame: Melisa van der Meijde was compared to a wild animal while handling large pieces of meat, a remark making the rounds among Dutch followers of the ex-footballer.
- 6Greece vs Netherlands: what the stats say ahead of the match●grieks voetbalelftal - nederlands voetbalelftal statistieken
Dutch football fans are looking up the head-to-head statistics between the Greek and Netherlands national teams ahead of their meeting. Interest is being fuelled by critical coverage of the Dutch side, with Voetbal International reporting on criticism of Oranje, including pointed remarks about the mood around the team in Amsterdam. Fans are weighing whether the Netherlands' historical record against Greece offers any comfort given current concerns about form.
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Emergency services were called out for an accident with injuries at Reigersbos in Amsterdam, with reports also of an incident on the Reguliersdwarsstraat. Other Amsterdam stories making the rounds include a cyclist left seriously injured after his handlebar became tangled in his bag, and residents of a student complex near Amsterdam Science Park saying they feel unsafe because of intruders.
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Emergency services were dispatched to a house fire on Pieter Calandlaan in Amsterdam, according to police and fire alert traffic. The P2000 emergency dispatch message reported a residential fire at the location in the Nieuw-West district. Details about injuries, the number of residents affected, or the cause of the blaze have not yet been made public. Local residents are following updates as crews work at the scene.
- 9Ed van der Elsken photo of Amsterdam nozems resurfaces●Nozems met bromfietsen, Amsterdam, Ed van der Elsken, c. 1955 - c. 1960 # Amsterdam # EdvanderElsken # Europe # English
A photograph by Dutch photographer Ed van der Elsken, showing young 'nozems' with mopeds in Amsterdam, taken around 1955-1960, is being shared online. The image forms part of the Rijksmuseum collection, which is freely viewable on its website. Van der Elsken is celebrated for his raw street photography capturing youth culture and everyday life in postwar Amsterdam, and the picture continues to draw interest as a vivid document of that era.
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The son of Dutch actor Peter Faber says he is deeply shocked by the fatal shooting of his father's friend at a terrace in Amsterdam. The victim was killed in a gun attack at the outdoor café, and Faber's son described the killing as 'so cruel'. The shooting has drawn wide attention in the Netherlands as police investigate the attack.
- 11Coca-Cola's Olympic partnership traced from 1928 to LA28▼From Amsterdam 1928 to LA28: Coca-Cola’s journey through Olympic history
Coca-Cola's relationship with the Olympic Games is being highlighted, from its first appearance at the Amsterdam 1928 Games to its continued involvement through the upcoming LA28 Olympics. The feature looks at nearly a century of sponsorship, marking the company as one of the longest-standing Olympic partners and charting how that presence has evolved across eras of the Games.
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Ajax loaned young defender Paul Reverson to De Graafschap, but the arrangement is so far working out poorly for the Amsterdam club. Dutch football media report that the temporary move is not unfolding as Ajax had hoped, raising questions about the defender's development path and whether the second-division club is the right environment for him this season.
- 13Haarlem's last surviving city gate draws admirers●🇳🇱 Brick towers with slate spires, a clock on the gable and an arched gateway: the Amsterdamse Poort in Haarlem, doubled
The Amsterdamse Poort in Haarlem is drawing attention with its brick towers, slate spires and clock reflected in still water. Dating from 1355, the medieval gateway is the only one remaining of the city's original twelve gates, making it a rare surviving piece of Haarlem's defences and a favourite subject for lovers of Dutch historic architecture.
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IDFA, the International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam, has announced an expanded programme for its 2026 edition, adding more than a hundred new films across its Shortdocs, Signed and DocLab sections. The announcement covers documentary shorts, curated signed projects and interactive and immersive works in DocLab, signaling a notably larger line-up for the Amsterdam festival.
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Attention is turning to Míchel as Ajax's summer recruitment comes under discussion in the Netherlands. Dutch football media report that the club received a welcome boost during the international break, with the summer arrivals fitting in well at the Amsterdam side. Supporters are debating how the new signings, including the Spanish midfielder, are settling into the squad as the season progresses.
- 16Prado and Rijksmuseum launch joint research on women rulers' impact on art●Matronage over patronage: the Prado and Rijksmuseum team up to research women rulers’ impact on art
The Prado in Madrid and the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam are collaborating on a research project examining how female monarchs shaped art history. Framed as 'matronage over patronage', the initiative will study how women rulers commissioned, collected and influenced artistic production in their courts. The partnership signals growing institutional attention to women's long-overlooked role as artistic patrons and power brokers in Europe.
- 17Dave Winfield discusses new memoir at 92NY▼Hall of Famer Dave Winfield discusses new book ‘Touching All the Bases’ at 92NY
Baseball Hall of Famer Dave Winfield appeared at the 92nd Street Y in New York to discuss his new book, 'Touching All the Bases'. The event, covered by the New York Amsterdam News, centered on the former Yankees and Padres outfielder reflecting on his career and life story as the memoir reaches readers.
- 18Amsterdam park praised for runner-friendly distance markers●I mean, look at this. And they have distance markers for runners *everywhere*. # EIM was invented here. Of course it was
A runner in Amsterdam is highlighting how well the city caters to joggers, noting that distance markers for runners are placed everywhere along a popular route. They add that Exercise is Medicine, the health-through-movement initiative, was invented in the Netherlands, suggesting the infrastructure is no accident.
- 19Harlem radio show keeps the music playing around the clock▼House in Harlem: The music radio show that doesn’t sleep
The New York Amsterdam News profiles 'House in Harlem', a music radio show known for broadcasting around the clock. The piece highlights how the program has become a fixture for house music fans, offering continuous programming and maintaining a devoted audience in Harlem and beyond.
- 20Amsterdam runner celebrates 10 km flat straight route●That feeling when you can run a flat straight line for 10+ km. # Amsterdam # Running
A runner in Amsterdam is celebrating the simple pleasure of running a flat, straight route of more than 10 kilometres, sharing the milestone alongside the city's iconic canal landscape. Amsterdam is a popular city for distance running thanks to its level terrain and long, uninterrupted paths, and fellow runners often swap notes on favourite routes in the city.
- 21Dutch police arrest alleged hacker over GTA Online revenue leak●🎮 Alleged hacker arrested over leak that exposed GTA Online's daily revenue Dutch police have arrested a 24-year-old Ams
Dutch police have arrested a 24-year-old man from Amsterdam in connection with an investigation into ShinyHunters, the hacking group the FBI says was behind a data breach that exposed confidential GTA Online figures, including the game's daily revenue. The arrest marks a step in the international probe into the group, which has been linked to breaches at major companies. Gamers and security watchers are following the case closely given the sensitivity of the leaked financial data.
- 22Investors track Exor shares amid market attention●Exor N.V. (EXO.AS) stock price, news, quote and history
Exor N.V., the Amsterdam-listed holding company controlled by Italy's Agnelli family, is drawing investor attention to its stock price, quote data and recent news coverage. The company holds major stakes in firms including Stellantis, Ferrari and PartnerRe, making its share performance a benchmark for European industrial and luxury holdings. Traders are checking quotes and historical data to follow its movements.