Babette de Leede is one of only two female full-time professional cricketers in the Netherlands. She still has to pinch herself when she thinks about it. She joins us to talk about her journey to the top.

In the centre of Groningen, Paul Vetter works in his atelier making common shoes into one-of-a-kind works of art. As the world moves towards more mass production, with everyone wearing the same styles, we ask if there is still a place for high-quality, individualist, artisanal work.

Solidarity was the word of the day as striking university workers gathered to protest cuts to the Dutch higher education budget. The impromptu action followed the cancellation of a national protest in Amsterdam following rail strikes nationwide. Education wasn’t the only issue on the agenda, as strikers emphasized the links between cuts to the education budget and increased military spending in support of Israel.

© Daniela Ivancakova Shoplifters were put under the microscope by supermarket chains in the Netherlands after police figures showed an...

Window of Studio Boter © Lisa Pace As Groningen prepares for Pride this weekend, a temporary art bar in the city center is building...

The Niemeyer factory closed three years ago due to a decline in tobacco consumption. This week, the building reopened again for the first time - in a completely new context: as a cultural venue.

Cypriot artist Anaïda Melivia conjures surreal, unsettling creatures that embody our deepest emotions, fears, and desires.

We've all been there: coming home after a long day, finally laying on the couch, opening Netflix and spending ten minutes scrolling for...

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Protests in The Hague © Karina Karagyoz More than 150,000 protesters filled the streets of The Hague last Sunday to express their...

The Latin mass represents a question for the new Pope Leo XIV. What is the place of the Latin mass in the church? And by extension, what is the place of the church in the world?

TBILISI, Georgia – On June 15, marking 200 days of relentless protest, a few thousands people once again filled Rustaveli Avenue.

Could Amsterdam's recent decision to stop fining people for sleeping on the streets mark a broader change nationwide?

New otter pups born in Dutch zoos add to the overall population. But zoos are under strain to keep caring for their animals. Read more about the arguments for and against breeding programmes.

Supported by hundreds of teachers, actors and lawyers, the student-led protests are also encouraged by the Serbian diaspora abroad.

The city of Groningen, quaint as it is, is not as accessible as advertised.

Artists Karin Bloemen and the Old School Band shine bright in Veendam

After seeing United States President Donald Trump signing several executive orders that were meant to enforce the acceptance of only two genders in public life...

The Glass Room took a closer look at the struggles facing LGBTQI+ asylum seekers in the Netherlands and what the proposed laws could mean for them.

The French nuclear legacy in Algeria continues to inflame relations between the two countries.