The Netherlands

"Whenever I grab my phone to take pictures, she wags her tail and is ready to pose," the owner of the pug in a viral TikTok video told Newsweek.

Oliver the cat loves to explore Europe on road trips with his family and even has his own pet car seat.

There is a risk that climate policies will do to Europe what Marxism did to Latin America.

Heartbreaking footage shows endangered Golden-bellied mangabey monkeys paying their last respects to a dead troop member.

President Joe Biden has named Buttigieg head of the U.S presidential delegation to the Invictus Games, which will be held in the Netherlands later this month.

Authorities warned drinkers never to taste or even touch liquid from a suspicious bottle, as even a small sip could be fatal.

"Take a box of rotten eggs with you, and let's throw them en masse at Jeff's superyacht when it sails through the Hef in Rotterdam," wrote the organizer.

Prime Minister Mark Rutte said Saturday that failure to take precautions now would result in "an unmanageable situation in hospitals."

No products were on the ice and the sponsor has a non-explicit logo, but organizers were told the sponsorship would be inappropriate for American audiences.

The R&B singer accused the Dutch airport of hating Black people in a series of tweets Monday.

Of 61 travelers who arrived on two flights from South Africa and tested positive for COVID Friday, 13 of them had the Omicron variant.

The proposals, which will be debated next week, aim to protect "unvaccinated people against infection, illness and hospital admission in high-risk locations."

The legal tussle is the latest case the U.S. Wendy's has lost against its little Dutch rival, with the small restaurant having seen off a challenge in 2017.

Extinction Rebellion said they wanted gain attention and said in a message to reporters that the demonstration was calling for climate justice.

Lawyer Jelle Klaas said the court's decision "leaves open the door for ethnic profiling," and one of the plaintiffs is expected to continue to appeal the case.

The body was found in an unmarked grave close to a landing area for U.S. soldiers during Operation Market Garden in 1944.

The ministry said that the Russian jets, armed with bombs and air-to-surface rockets, flew past the frigate between 3:30 p.m and 8:30 p.m.

A Dutch court ruled that Shell needed to cut its carbon emissions nearly in half by 2030. One climate activist says the ruling will "change the world" and set a precedent for similar court cases moving forward.

It is currently not clear who is responsible for planting the explosive device.

The extinct animal may reveal how modern birds survived the asteroid that wiped out large dinosaurs.

Individual tourists are still allowed to visit the city's red-light districts and tours outside the districts are allowed, but will need to comply with new tightened regulations in place to tackle "overtourism" in the city.

Lunar regolith—dust, soil, broken rock and related materials found on the moon's surface—actually consists of between 40-45 percent oxygen.

A total of 212 fourth to sixth graders, aged between 9 to 13 years-old, took part in the research.

The team worked with 513 pairs of men living in Belgium and the Netherlands who shared a common paternal ancestor.

The study provides more proof that children should be vaccinated against the virus, experts stressed.

"Artificially sweetened beverages are often considered by the consumers as safe alternatives to sugary drinks since they provide very few calories but their effects on long term health remain very uncertain," an expert told Newsweek.

Nearly 2,000 people received the text.

The innovative Recycled Park Project aims to catch plastic waste before it enters the sea and convert it into floating island parks that are run by local communities.

New research hits back at the myth immigration damages the host nation's economy.

The documentary "EuroTrump" got unprecedented access to the peroxide-blonde politician during the election campaign, but some critics feel