Netherlands

India told to honor Indus water treaty with Pakistan despite ruling dispute

India is ordered to comply with its obligations under an agreement with Pakistan to share water, including the Indus River. India has wanted to break the agreement amid tensions with its neighbor.

British fintech Allica Bank seeks Swedish banking licence for expansion into Europe

Dutch Football Association joins calls for Infantino’s exit, urges FIFA reform

The Dutch Football Association is now joining the national associations that want to get rid of FIFA boss Gianni Infantino - and at the same time fundamentally reform FIFA's governance.

EIB grants Elekta over SEK 1.1 billion loan for new cancer treatments

Medical technology company Elekta is receiving a loan of just over SEK 1.1 billion from the European Investment Bank (EIB) to develop new cancer treatments.

Germany, Sweden and Allies Demand EU Budget Cut by Hundreds of Billions

Hundreds of billions of euros must be cut from the EU Commission's proposal for a new long-term budget, Germany, Sweden and four other budget hawks are demanding. But they still say yes to an increase - and want everything to be ready this year.

Netherlands records lowest murder total in 30 years, with 103 cases this year

Last year, more than 100 people were murdered in the Netherlands, but that is the lowest number of murders in the country in 30 years.

Norway to Have Two Teams in the Champions League for First Time in 27 Years

For the first time in 27 years, Norway will have two teams in the Champions League group stage. Bodø/Glimt will be joined by Viking this year.

Felicia Schröder scores on Real Madrid debut in Champions League qualifying win over Ajax

National team star Felicia Schröder had a dream debut for Real Madrid. The striker scored a fine free kick as the Spanish giants took a step toward the Champions League with a 2-0 away win over Ajax in the first of two qualifying matches.