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23-year-old arrested after theft of Warhol artwork

Dutch police have arrested a 23-year-old who is suspected of being involved in the theft of two works by Andy Warhol from an art gallery in Oisterwijk in southern Netherlands. The police do not reveal whether the two stolen works depicting Danish Queen Margrethe and British Queen Elizabeth have been found or not.

23-year-old arrested after theft of Warhol artwork

Raid on multiple Netflix offices

The French prosecution authority has searched Netflix's offices in France. French and Dutch investigators have also made raids on the streaming giant's offices in Amsterdam.

Raid on multiple Netflix offices

Duplantis Can Become the World's Best Athlete

The Swedish pole vault star Armand Duplantis can be named the world's best male athlete 2024 – regardless of event. After last year's criticism, the International Athletics Federation has reconsidered the prestigious award.

Duplantis Can Become the World's Best Athlete

Thieves Blew Up Gallery – Stole Two Warhol Works

Thieves blew up the door to an art gallery in the Netherlands and stole two artworks by Andy Warhol – but simultaneously left behind two works that were damaged during the heist. The gallery owner, Mark Peet Visser, believes that the thieves were originally after stealing all four works that make up Warhol's series "Reigning Queens" from 1985.

Thieves Blew Up Gallery – Stole Two Warhol Works

Eriksson ready for play again

Magdalena Eriksson is ready to play again, after a knee injury that has kept her away from football during the autumn. It has been tough, among the toughest I've experienced, says the national team star.

Eriksson ready for play again

Portrait of Gustav Badin for Sale in the Netherlands

A "lost" portrait of Gustav Badin, known as King Gustav III's black foster brother, is being sold at an antique dealer's in the Netherlands, reports Dagens Nyheter. .

Portrait of Gustav Badin for Sale in the Netherlands

Norwegian Super Success - Braathen Treated to Samba

Marcel Hirscher's sensational comeback and William Hansson's personal best, aside. A sad-dancing Norwegian stole the show in Sölden.

Norwegian Super Success - Braathen Treated to Samba

Europe continues to buy gas from Russia

Countries such as Bulgaria and Greece are still dependent on Russian gas – despite the EU agreeing in March to phase out the union's dependence on Russian gas, coal, and oil, reports the Danish Ingeniøren, citing statistics from Eurostat. During the first half of the year, EU countries collectively imported 13 percent more Russian gas compared to the same period last year.

Europe continues to buy gas from Russia

Guide: Ahead of the Alpine Premiere in Sölden

An Austrian legend is making a comeback for the Netherlands, a Norwegian star will compete for Brazil – and an American giant is chasing their 100th victory. Here's everything you need to know ahead of the alpine World Championship cup start in Sölden.

Guide: Ahead of the Alpine Premiere in Sölden

Tovek moves home – ends elite endeavor

The national team rider Evelina Tovek is ending her elite career for a civilian career. "I have had seven incredible years abroad and in international top sports.

Tovek moves home – ends elite endeavor

Confirmed: The Netherlands to Participate in Eurovision

Despite the controversies in Malmö in the spring, where the favorite-tipped artist Joost Klein was stopped in the Eurovision final, the Netherlands will participate in the competition in 2025. .

Confirmed: The Netherlands to Participate in Eurovision

Resigned Asllani: "It's totally outdated"

The planning of the Ballon d'Or gala is "outdated" and the flattery with Saudi Arabia is new evidence that no one is listening. Kosovare Asllani is so tired of Uefa and Fifa that she launches an unexpected idea: a new association just for women's football.

Resigned Asllani: "It's totally outdated"

The Star Withdrawn – Makes Comeback After Five Years

For the first time in five years, the alpine superstar Marcel Hirscher will compete again. He is included in the Netherlands' team for the World Cup premiere on Sunday – but does not count on any top placements this season.

The Star Withdrawn – Makes Comeback After Five Years

Parts in North Korean robot suggest sanctions violation

A North Korean drone shot down in Ukraine in September contained newly manufactured electronic components from four different Western countries. The findings suggest extensive violations of Western sanctions.

Parts in North Korean robot suggest sanctions violation

The Debutant Decided for Germany with a Cannon

Germany has tightened its grip on victory in its group in the A division of the Nations League. This thanks to the home win against the Netherlands – and debutant Jamie Leweling.

The Debutant Decided for Germany with a Cannon

Scrap worth billions ends up in the trash

We surround ourselves with electrical gadgets. Many of them we don't use but still let them remain in cupboards and drawers.

Scrap worth billions ends up in the trash

Europe's Engine Stutters – This Is How It Affects Sweden

It is Sweden's most important trading partner and an economic engine for Europe. But Germany's economy is stagnant – which increases the risks for Swedish industry.

Europe's Engine Stutters – This Is How It Affects Sweden

Tougher approach – EU asylum policy shifts

Prisons and exceptions, tightened borders and increased pressure on countries outside Europe. These are the new watchwords as more and more EU countries demand tougher action on migration.

Tougher approach – EU asylum policy shifts

Mc-gangs banned in Norway

Norway bans the motorcycle gang Satudarah in Norway, according to a decision by the country's Supreme Court. "A ban is necessary to prevent serious crime", the court writes in a press release.

Mc-gangs banned in Norway

Sharp criticism of Viktor Orbán in the EU: a dictator

Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is met with harsh words and scathing criticism in the EU Parliament. Left-wing lies and political propaganda, he counters himself.

Sharp criticism of Viktor Orbán in the EU: a dictator

Hungary wants to opt out of EU asylum rules

Hungary is doing as the Netherlands and applying for a formal exemption from the EU's asylum and migration policy. "The Hungarian government is determined to take strong measures to protect its borders and curb illegal migration that threatens national security", writes EU Minister János Bóka in a letter to the EU Commission, which he also posted on his Facebook page, according to the AFP news agency.

Hungary wants to opt out of EU asylum rules

Interpol seeks the identity of dead women

The police in six European countries are opening, together with Interpol, 46 cold cases, where unidentified women have been killed or died under unexplained circumstances. The purpose is to establish the women's identities.

Interpol seeks the identity of dead women

Pettersson on the Ajax legend: "Big name"

He was a part of "total football" and an important teammate to Johan Cruyff. Now, Dutchman Johan Neeskens is dead.

Pettersson on the Ajax legend: "Big name"

Signell new national team captain in the Netherlands

Dutch handball continues to bet on Swedish. Henrik Signell replaces Per Johansson as national team captain for the women's national team, writes [Aftonbladet](https://www.

Signell new national team captain in the Netherlands