The Latest Breaking News from Amsterdam

Clergy takes ‘difficult decision’ to cut ties with the Moscow patriarchate over the invasion of Ukraine

Dublin was beat by only Prague and Amsterdam to be named third most culturally enriched city in Europe

Michael Dear and his Ukrainian-born wife Elvira are stuck in Amsterdam after rescuing Elvira's sister and nephew

"I'm sorry I seem so … sad," said the young man on the stage. Dressed in a voluminous dark hoodie, he both did and did not look like a filmmaker introducing his award-winning documentary on the first night of the True/False Film Fest in Columbia, Missouri. The film, "Where Are…

Shares of Amsterdam-based telecommunications provider VEON (VEON) have been losing momentum lately due to surging market volatility and macroeconomic uncertainty. However, VEON is expected to deliver robust returns with its strong global brand recognition and robust cash flows despite the market’s weakness. Read on.

An Amsterdam museum has cut its close links to the Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg to protest the Russian invasion of Ukraine

The Amsterdam Hermitage, a museum of Russian art in Amsterdam that assembled its collection in cooperation with the famed State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, said on Thursday it was "severing ties" with Russia.

The cross-Channel operator runs trains from Paris, Brussels and Amsterdam to London St Pancras International.

The work, worth millions, was bought for a “pittance." Its owners were desperate to flee Amsterdam in World War II.

25-year-old marketing coordinator Benjamin Jenner quickly lost the ability to move his body - so his friends decided to film him passed out in his hotel room and he later shared the video on TikTok

Police say that an armed man who held a hostage for hours in the Apple Store in Amsterdam demanded a ransom of 200 million euros (more than $226 million) in cryptocurrencies before he was run over by police as he chased his hostage out of the shop