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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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1:23

New Clues in Marc Jaskulski Disappearance | Amsterdam...

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2026/08/23

New bone remains found in the Roggebotsebos forest have been confirmed as not belonging to missing man Marc Jaskulski — but the mystery deepens. Last seen April 15th in Dronten after a Grindr hookup, Marc vanished into the woods, his phone going dark minutes after pinging a tower there. His bike was found in the water, but key personal items — phone, glasses, hearing aid, key, bank card — remain missing. Authorities are still hunting for him, offering a 15,000 euro reward, and holding a

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1:35

Student Housing Crisis in the Netherlands | Amsterdam...

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2026/08/23

Students in the Netherlands are fleeing the housing crisis—so bad, some just quit searching entirely, creating a “hidden shortage” that official stats ignore. When new rooms appear, demand magically rebounds, revealing how misleading the numbers are. Many students commute hours or switch schools to avoid the mess, while others pay outrageous prices for subpar digs. A promising fix? Dedicated student housing campuses, already zoning-approved and working in Utrecht with 900 new beds. But it’s

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1:45

Dutch Drivers Pay Belgian Tickets at 86% | Amsterdam...

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2026/08/23

Belgium’s traffic ticket tracking reveals Dutch drivers top the list for paying up—86% compliance vs. Europe’s 67% average—thanks to EUCARIS, which instantly delivers tickets to Dutch addresses, and the threat of automatic debt collection through their own government, making evasion nearly impossible. In contrast, French drivers, despite racking up over 1.5 million tickets, pay only half, often because Belgium can’t reliably locate them. Most fines target serious offenses like speeding or drunk

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1:37

Zandvoort’s F1 Exit and What’s Next | Amsterdam News

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2026/08/23

The Dutch Grand Prix is calling it quits after six electrifying years, with soaring costs forcing organizers to pull the plug — but not before a final, fiery send-off. Max Verstappen, racing at home for the last time, starts seventh despite car woes and a cold, while Lando Norris grabs pole. Fans in orange packed the stands, celebrating a track that brought F1 back to the Netherlands and delivered thrilling races — including Verstappen’s early wins and Norris’s 2023 triumph. Though the F1 era

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1:32

Housing Rush Before Grid Rules | Amsterdam News

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2026/08/23

Towns are racing to approve housing projects before July 1st regulations hit, sparking a surge in building permits—up to over 10,800 in May alone, nearly double the monthly average. Construction value jumped to €6.3 billion in Q2, almost doubling from last year, while builders saw a 5% turnover boost. Despite the frenzy, permit-holding homes still outnumber completed ones—over 234,000 stuck in progress. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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2:09

Employees Are Using AI Faster Than Companies |...

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2026/08/23

Employees are racing ahead of their bosses in adopting AI tools like ChatGPT, creating a massive gap—especially in government and education—where workers use “Bring Your Own AI” to get work done, risking data leaks. While tech and finance firms leapfrog with enterprise solutions, most industries lag behind on policy. And despite AI saving workers 3-8 hours weekly, the time isn’t reducing workload—it’s fueling more pressure and stress. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:35

Marshals Speak Out at Zandvoort | Amsterdam News

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2026/08/23

A Formula One marshal who spent a decade leading safety crews at Zandvoort was ousted for refusing to work with a convicted child abuser — a man he knew had confessed to him months before. The marshal, whose own daughter was a victim of abuse, stood firm — but was silenced by leadership who sided with the offender. What followed exposed a culture of abuse and cover-ups, with other marshals revealing a toxic environment, including a board member allegedly propositioning a young volunteer. The

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1:17

Unprovoked Nighttime Brawl in Den Bosch | Amsterdam News

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2026/08/23

At 4 AM in Den Bosch, a brutal street brawl erupted on Kerkstraat, leaving three men hospitalized—one unconscious—after a minor bump turned into unprovoked violence. Witnesses say one man punched another after a verbal exchange, sparking chaos with severe head injuries and bloodied streets. The attackers fled before police arrived, and no arrests have been made. Authorities are reviewing security footage and seeking anyone who saw the incident between 3:30 and 4 AM, while also investigating

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1:58

Amsterdam’s Tax Shock for Tourists | Amsterdam News

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2026/08/23

Amsterdam’s about to slap tourists with some of the world’s highest hotel taxes—aiming for a 20% overnight tax by 2031, plus a national VAT hike from 9% to 21%, meaning a €200 room could cost you over €80 in taxes. The city’s targeting 20 million stays annually but keeps smashing that goal, so they’re raising prices to slow the flood—and funnel revenue into local programs without burdening residents. Expect more crackdowns: cruise ships moving out, day-trippers taxed, and no new tourist shops

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1:27

Rotterdam’s Corruption Scandal Exposed | Amsterdam News

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2026/08/23

Rotterdam just fired two civil servants for taking bribes and rigging city contracts—this scandal erupted after prosecutors uncovered a massive corruption ring tied to cultural renovations, including a million-dollar overpayment at Museum Boijmans van Beuningen. What started as a mild internal probe in 2024 turned into a full-blown investigation revealing eleven people and six companies involved, with raids underway across multiple towns. This isn’t Rotterdam’s first rodeo with graft—past

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1:30

Final F1 at Zandvoort with Verstappen | Amsterdam News

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2026/08/23

The final Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort is here — a bittersweet farewell as F1 departs the historic circuit. Max Verstappen, battling illness and starting from seventh, wears special gear to honor the roaring “Orange Army” of over 100,000 fans. Despite transport chaos, delays, and blocked car access, the crowd’s energy is electric, turning this into a massive celebration. With bikes parked in dedicated lots and fans pouring in, it’s a last lap of glory for Zandvoort — and Verstappen’s fight to

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1:09

Body Found Hidden in Venlo Bushes | Amsterdam News

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2026/08/23

A chilling discovery in Venlo: a woman’s body found hidden in bushes near the Maas River—no sign of drowning, suggesting a brutal murder right where she was discovered. Police have sealed off the area, a busy walking path near apartment buildings, and are urgently seeking witnesses who may have seen or heard something. If you know anything, call 098844. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai

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1:33

Zwolle to Host Pink Saturday 2028 | Amsterdam News

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2026/08/23

Zwolle is set to host the historic Roze Zaterdag Pride celebration in 2028, marking its return after previous editions in 1990 and 2006. This iconic Dutch LGBTQIA+ event will feature a vibrant mix of cultural festivities, public debates, and a powerful parade, all aimed at boosting visibility and acceptance. With next year’s event already scheduled for Arnhem on June 16th, organizers are ramping up excitement ahead of time — including a Rainbow service, info market, and community-driven

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1:54

Fiber Claims Are Misleading | Amsterdam News

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2026/08/23

Food companies are misleading consumers with “high in fiber” claims that don’t reflect real serving sizes—legal standards based on 100g servings ignore how little people actually eat. A Dutch consumer group found widespread misuse, like Becel Oat’s tiny 0.3g fiber per serving. Experts urge shoppers to ignore front-of-package hype and check back-label nutrition instead. In response, Albert Heijn tightened its rules, now requiring “high in fiber” products to meet strict healthy eating guidelines

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1:53

Ajax Fans Pay to Watch Crash | Amsterdam News

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2026/08/22

Ajax fans paid to stream their European playoff match against FC Sion — only to face a total streaming meltdown. Talpa Network’s paywall and crashing platform left thousands stuck on blank screens or endless buffers for the first 20 minutes, sparking furious social media backlash. In a swift move, Talpa promised automatic refunds of €4.99 to every buyer, apologized for the failure, and pledged internal fixes to prevent future disasters — even as Ajax went on to win 2-4. Listen in

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1:04

Blood Trail Leads to Sumatrastraat Stabbing |...

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2026/08/22

Amsterdam police raced to a Sumatrastraat home early Saturday after spotting a blood trail leading to a stabbing victim—found just after 7:20 AM—with paramedics rushing the injured to the hospital. A second emergency call later that day hints at more drama unfolding. Authorities remain tight-lipped on motive, suspects, or details—so far, it’s a chilling mystery with no arrests or explanations yet. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn.

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2:14

Dutch Bank Funds Suriname’s Elisabeth Samson Museum |...

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2026/08/22

The Dutch central bank just dropped five hundred thousand euros to revive a historic Surinamese home turned museum—honoring Elisabeth Samson, a free-born entrepreneur who built empires in 18th-century Suriname. This isn’t just a gift; it’s part of the bank’s reckoning with its colonial past, following a 2022 apology for profiting from slavery. The restored Elisabeth Samson Huis now houses a powerful labor museum downstairs and a vivid personal history upstairs, all funded by a $2 million

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1:31

Autism, PTSD, and a Fatal Stabbing | Amsterdam News

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2026/08/22

A 31-year-old woman in Amsterdam faces a four-year prison term and mandatory psychiatric treatment after admitting to fatally stabbing her 77-year-old landlord 13 times—five wounds lethal—in a confrontation over unpaid rent and escalating personal boundaries. Diagnosed with PTSD and autism, she claims dissociation during the attack, while prosecutors link her mental health to the crime. The victim’s family mourns his death, calling him principled and wronged by the circumstances. The court’s

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1:51

Ben & Jerry's Legal Battle with Unilever | Amsterdam...

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2026/08/22

A federal judge has largely dismissed Ben & Jerry’s lawsuit against Unilever, ruling that most claims—accusing the parent company of stifling activism, sidelining their board, and cutting off foundation funding—lack merit. But two key claims remain: $2.5 million owed from a 2022 settlement and $2 million for Palestinian almond farmers. The feud traces back to Unilever’s 2000 acquisition, which promised independence for Ben & Jerry’s social mission—but friction over activism has simmered for

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2:07

EU Tax Plan Threatens Dutch Revenue | Amsterdam News

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2026/08/22

A bold new EU tax plan proposed by Commissioner Wopke Hoekstra threatens to slash the Netherlands’ annual tax revenue by up to eight billion euros by 2037, as it eliminates dividend taxes on even small cross-border investments and expands corporate interest deductions. Dutch tax experts warn this could fuel a wave of asset shifting into private companies to dodge wealth taxes, while Hoekstra insists the move will boost EU-wide economic growth despite short-term pain. Listen in

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