“Fishermen are catching textiles instead of fish." Second-hand clothing washing up on the Ghanian shore.

“Put them in your pocket right now, don’t go out to the street with them in your hand,” the older man strictly commands, quickly adding that

How Limburg’s referendum to kill their town’s pigeons made international news

This week, winter has transformed Groningen into a white wonderland.

A mystical sound, honest lyrics, and a visual world that immediately captivates you - Maya Maria is more than just a singer.

Germany is facing a groundbreaking election.

Deyana visiting Seoul for the first time © Deyana Dencheva Korean culture is conquering the world stage, and the number of its fans is...

The local community in Groningen came together to commemorate International Holocaust Remembrance Day.

Robot of the Future © Amber van Kempen For the first time in the Netherlands, an apartment unit is being built, by both labourers and...

ACLO offers a wide range of sports activities—but none specifically designed for athletes with disabilities

3D printers are machines that create three-dimensional objects from digital designs by layering materials like plastic or metal. 

This Sunday, the championship's final match is taking place in Norway. However, nobody in the Netherlands seems to care.

In order to combat illiteracy, Groningen’s municipality and partner organizations have implemented initiatives. 

IFFR Statue in Rotterdam © Simas Ciplinskas The International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR) has long been a cultural cornerstone of the...

The aftermath of COVID-19, coupled with rising rent prices, is driving many small businesses to closure.

The natural wine trend continues to grow. If you visit a trendy bar anywhere from Amsterdam to New York, you are bound to encounter a gla...

Who would have thought that a single blue heart emoji could spark such a controversy online?

In Groningen stands one of the largest bars in Europe—The Three Sisters. But there’s one team you won’t see on these screens: FC Groningen.

Dutch Government reverses its decision to not provide additional funding for Liberation Festivals, but decreases extra funding.

Nationally, six percent of Dutch school students become early school leavers, as per data released by the Central Bureau of Statistics.