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The Netherlands is facing a significant shortage of student housing, a problem expected to worsen in the coming years, according to real estate advisor CBRE.

More than half (55%) of Dutch lawyers have experienced aggression, intimidation, or threats from clients or others, such as opposing parties, over the past year,

A recent study has found that Swiss teachers generally feel positive about their colleagues, classes, and lessons, but hold a less favorable view of the inclusive education model.

Drinking water company Dunea has temporarily ceased drawing water from the Afgedamde Maas River because of elevated pesticide concentrations.

The Central Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (COA) has reported a dramatic increase in asylum shelter costs, which rose to approximately €2.7 billion last

Poland has been identified as the European Union member state with the lowest proportion of bathing sites achieving 'excellent water quality,' according to a joint

In a heartwarming turn of events, a crowdfunding campaign for Hadjer Al-Ali, a homeless man in Amsterdam who found and returned a wallet containing nearly

Women in the Netherlands report feeling unsafe in various public spaces, particularly in public transport and stations, forests, parks, and entertainment venues.

Greece has lost approximately 250 square kilometers of its beaches over the past 30 years due to climate change, according to Greek expert Costas Synolakis.

According to a survey conducted by the mobility organization VAB, the number of holidaymakers from Flanders has seen a significant increase this year compared to 2023, with France