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Amsterdam News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!

The Daily News Now!

Hosted by Corey with the Story, Amsterdam News Today delivers fast, focused daily updates on the stories shaping Amsterdam—from local news and politics to business, culture, and major developments across the city. Designed for quick, on-the-go listening, each episode brings you up to speed in minutes. Produced by AI for speed, consistency, and global scale, the show is part of The Daily News Now network—bringing local news to every city and keeping communities connected worldwide. Amsterdam News

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1:30

The Silent Stranger of Amsterdam | Amsterdam News

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2026/08/17

Amsterdam police are desperately seeking the identity of a mysterious man who’s been silent for three years after a 2023 brain injury left him with severe aphasia—he can only say “nonsense” or “definitely.” Found collapsed on a street in May 2023, he’s now the subject of a new video released by authorities, who suspect ties to Buddhist circles and multiple street names. Officers, including Nel, are determined to uncover his past, hoping the public will recognize him and help this man reclaim

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1:36

Two Teens Honor Lisa With Night Safety Mural |...

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2026/08/17

Two 18-year-old artists in Amsterdam turned grief into activism, painting a striking mural honoring Lisa—a teen killed just over a year ago—to demand safer streets for women at night. Their school project became a bold public statement, featuring a woman cycling under the moon, symbolizing freedom and security after dark. Inspired by the “We Reclaim The Night” movement, they fought bureaucracy to place their artwork where it couldn’t be ignored. As legal proceedings unfold against the

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1:24

Man Accused of Targeting Dutch Princesses | Amsterdam...

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2026/08/17

A Dutch court in The Hague is now weighing shocking evidence as a 33-year-old man stands trial for allegedly targeting Princesses Amalia and Alexia — accused not of murder, but of planning to kidnap Amalia. Found in his hotel room: two axes, one carved with “Alexia” and chilling messages, plus a note referencing “bloodbath four hundred.” Arrested after shouting threats from a balcony, he claims he was in a relationship with the princess and believed he was undergoing survival training in Poland

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1:51

Students Challenge RWE’s Climate Claims | Amsterdam News

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2026/08/17

Law students in Amsterdam are taking on giant energy firm RWE, accusing it of greenwashing by calling biomass “climate-neutral” — a claim they say ignores the massive carbon emissions released when burning plants and animals, which can take decades to recapture. Part of a legal clinic at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, they’ve teamed up with Advocates for the Future to challenge RWE’s misleading ads, filing a complaint with the Dutch Advertising Code Committee — a body whose rulings, while not

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2:28

Amsterdam’s Listening Bars Revolution | Amsterdam News

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2026/08/17

Amsterdam’s listening bars are redefining nightlife by blending vinyl, sound systems, natural wine, craft cocktails, and fine dining into immersive audio-visual experiences. From Murmur’s handmade speakers and Egyptian eats to CUE’s analog vinyl and award-winning drinks, each spot curates music and cuisine with equal reverence. Whether you’re vibing in a garage-turned-bar or sipping plant-based bites under Japanese soundscapes, these venues transform sound into soul—and every night feels like a

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1:11

Zaandam Explosion Rocks Community | Amsterdam News

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2026/08/17

A bomb blast tore through a Zaandam flat early Monday, blowing off its back wall and shattering nearby windows—no injuries thanks to empty apartments. Two teens were arrested nearby; investigators, including bomb experts, are piecing together the explosion’s origin. This follows another recent blast just five days prior, raising alarms in the community as police hunt for witnesses and motives. The case is still unfolding. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:26

IamExpat Fair Back in Eindhoven | Amsterdam News

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2026/08/17

The IamExpat Fair is back in Eindhoven this Saturday, October 3rd at the iconic Klokgebouw — and it’s bigger, smarter, and family-friendly than ever. With expanded career support, international settlement hubs, and even a supervised kids’ zone, this free event is your one-stop guide for navigating life in the Netherlands. From job hunting and language lessons to mortgages, taxes, and schooling, workshops cover every angle. Perfect for newcomers and their families — and proof that Eindhoven’s

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1:10

Teenager Found Dead in Heiloo | Amsterdam News

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2026/08/17

A chilling mystery unfolds in Heiloo as police investigate the death of a 19-year-old woman found unresponsive at her home on Nicolaas Beetsweg. The 20-year-old who called 911 has been detained, sparking questions about his role. Authorities are treating it as a suspected crime while withholding details on the cause of death. Complicating matters, a separate stabbing was reported nearby — possibly linked? Police urgently seek witnesses and surveillance footage from between 7 a.m. and 11 p.m

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1:32

Netherlands Innovation Box Pays Big | Amsterdam News

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2026/08/17

The Netherlands’ Innovation Box is exploding — big tech and pharma giants like Organon, ASML, and Merck are pocketing billions in tax breaks for R&D, with top ten beneficiaries snagging nearly €3 billion — more than the program’s original budget. Since its 2010 launch, it’s boosted government revenue from €13 billion to a projected €50 billion by 2025, sparking debate but defended as a net economic win that fuels innovation. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:26

Midden-Groningen’s Hidden Heritage | Amsterdam News

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2026/08/17

Step into Midden-Groningen, the hidden playground of Groningen, where history, nature, and quirky museums collide. Wander through centuries-old estates like Fraeylemaborg, witness medieval re-enactments, and explore charming museums—from vintage buses and fire brigades to model trains and railway simulators. Nature lovers can roam Drentsche Aa’s wild riverbanks and ancient tombs, or cruise through the eerie, canal-laced Veenkoloniën. Don’t miss the working windmills still grinding spices and

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1:17

West Nile Virus Resurfaces in Netherlands | Amsterdam...

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2026/08/17

West Nile virus has resurfaced in the Netherlands for the first time in six years, detected in a local blood donor who likely contracted it domestically—not while traveling. Though most cases are asymptomatic, the virus can be deadly for older adults or those with weakened immune systems. Found also in a horse and bird, it confirms active mosquito transmission—though it doesn’t spread person-to-person. Health officials urge protective measures like bug spray and long sleeves, noting the risk

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1:37

Dutch Travelers Flood Germany | Amsterdam News

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2026/08/17

Dutch travelers are flooding into Germany in record numbers, with over 11 million overnight stays in 2025—surpassing the US and Switzerland combined. Driven by soaring Dutch tourism taxes (now 21%) and higher local fees, families like Jack and Anja Vaalburg are opting for Germany’s diverse offerings—from beaches to mountains—avoiding hotter, pricier southern Europe. Germany’s tourism sector is booming, rivaling car manufacturing in economic impact, while campsite owners report a steady stream

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1:40

Elburg Built in Four Years | Amsterdam News

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2026/08/17

Elburg, a medieval Dutch gem built in just four years, boasts a flawless checkerboard street layout designed for profit and efficiency—no natural disaster involved. Its double moat defense system and the repurposed Vischpoort gate hint at its strategic past, while the Grote Kerk’s quirky corner placement and missing spire add to its unique charm. A city where planning met pragmatism—and history turned out beautifully weird. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:37

Dutch Companies Get Big Tariff Refunds | Amsterdam News

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2026/08/17

Dutch exporters are set to cash in big time after the US Supreme Court ruled Trump-era tariffs were illegal, triggering a $129 billion refund wave—with Philips alone getting €186 million and top firms like Heineken and Ahold Delaize eyeing hundreds of millions more. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting.Report issues

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1:59

Renaissance School Challenges Modern Education |...

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2026/08/17

A new primary school in Almere, the Renaissance School, is sparking controversy with its classical, dogma-challenging curriculum and rejection of modern equality norms. Funded by the state despite skipping standard parent-signature requirements, it teaches Latin, English, and Dutch to just 18 preschoolers using printed books, no Wi-Fi, and gender-sensitive instruction — all while positioning itself as a counter to “woke indoctrination.” Run by a foundation linked to the right-wing Forum for

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1:41

Dutch Coal Surges Back Unexpectedly | Amsterdam News

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2026/08/17

Dutch coal plants are staging a surprising comeback, churning out more electricity this year than all of last year—before winter even hits. Despite being the dirtiest fuel and slated for shutdown by 2030, coal is suddenly cheaper than gas, thanks to volatile energy markets echoing the 2022 crisis. The Netherlands isn’t just powering itself—it’s exporting power to neighbors like Belgium, whose nuclear plants are offline. While this spike in emissions looks bad on paper, experts suggest it might

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1:28

Netherlands Shines with 14 Medals | Amsterdam News

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2026/08/17

The Netherlands just shattered their own medal record at the European Athletics Championships, claiming 14 medals—including five golds—with the women’s 4x400m relay team dominating for a third straight time. They ran an astonishing 3:21.10 to clinch gold and seal their spot in fourth place overall, behind Italy, Great Britain, and Germany. The Dutch women are now world champions (outdoor 2023, indoor 2024) and Olympic silver medalists, while the men’s 4x400m relay finally earned its first-ever

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1:40

Eredivisie Upended by AZ and Groningen | Amsterdam News

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2026/08/17

The Eredivisie’s early season is already electric—AZ Alkmaar and Groningen are surging to the top after crushing wins, while Ajax and Feyenoord stumbled in shocking fashion. AZ demolished Utrecht 4-1, proving their Johan Cruyff Shield win wasn’t luck, and Groningen matched them with a 4-1 rout of ADO, thanks to a magician in goal. Meanwhile, PSV finally broke through with a gritty 2-1 win over Excelsior. The league’s power balance is shifting fast—can the new leaders keep pace or will the

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1:46

Coal Surges as Belgium Imports | Amsterdam News

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2026/08/17

Dutch coal plants are firing up more this year than all of last year, fueled by Belgium’s energy crisis after shutting down its last two nuclear reactors—and the resulting spike in electricity imports from the Netherlands. While this boosts emissions locally, EU emission caps may offset the damage by reducing gas use elsewhere. With a 2030 coal phase-out target, political leaders are now debating whether to keep these plants running as a safety net amid volatile demand and global energy

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1:42

U.S. Refunds Dutch Companies Billions | Amsterdam News

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2026/08/17

The U.S. is sending millions back to Dutch companies after the Supreme Court ruled Trump-era import tariffs illegal — a financial windfall that’s already handed Philips 186 million euros and could total over a billion euros for top Dutch exporters. Firms like Heineken and Ahold Delhaize are set to receive hundreds of millions, boosting their balance sheets and giving a major boost to the Dutch economy. This unexpected refund, moving faster than anticipated, shows how legal decisions can ripple

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