Europe Letter: EU recovery plan requiring national approval may run aground in The Hague

Dutch rejection of financial plans is incomprehensible to outsiders

Calls in Germany and Netherlands grow for pooling of European debt liability

Mark Rutte denies that ‘herd immunity’ was ever an active strategy

Dutch appeal court rules state not obliged to repatriate offspring of Isis-backers in Syria

Dutch to appeal ruling on bringing home children held in camps in northern Syria

Fifty-five per cent say physically healthy people should have right to end own lives

New law will protect citizens of Netherlands living in the UK in the event of a no-deal Brexit

Law seeks to ensure rescue missions not used to facilitate human trafficking

Queen Maxima met Mohammed bin Salman at G20 without mentioning Khashoggi assassination

Thirty prominent merchants were main drivers of Dutch slavery in 17th century

Hague issued first production licence in 2003 but demand has risen faster than output

Country-by-country guide to elections that saw modest gains for the far-right in many member states

Hague Letter: Right-wing Forum for Democracy may crush Wilders’ Freedom Party

Mayor to issue sex worker permits for other locations in bid to change De Wallen area

Far-right leader hails retrial decision after ‘selective prosecution’ claim

The wind is behind the GreenLeft’s move to introduce a pilot scheme, but it faces opposition

Despite having no ruling government since March, Netherlands economy is thriving

Teachers to get ‘substantial’ raise as talks on new government appear close to conclusion

Rutte administration’s potential collapse has finally focused the talks on forming a cabinet