Books
This World Book Day, we meet the people behind mobile libraries serving communities from Nigeria to the Netherlands.
by Charlotte Mitchell
Europe
by Fleur Launspach
Netherlands
by Umut Uras
Opinion
by Silvia Mazzini
Turkey
Europe17 Feb 2018 15:10 GMT
Federer had not been ranked best in the world since 2012, but his excellent past 13 months will propel him again to the top
Europe05 Feb 2018 12:48 GMT
The 2014 Olympics in Sochi saw the Dutch finish near the top of the overall rankings, purely thanks to their performances in speed skating. They won 23 of the 36 medals.
Weather25 Jan 2018 16:23 GMT
Repeated bouts of mild, wet, Atlantic weather have broken more temperature records and brought a flood risk to Europe.
Netherlands19 Jan 2018 08:31 GMT
Muslim leader lambastes 'cowardly' act by right-wing group, which left note warning against what it calls Islamisation.
Weather18 Jan 2018 13:20 GMT
Air traffic, trains and buses halted nationwide after Code Red weather alert is issued for large parts of the country.
Bosnia02 Dec 2017 17:56 GMT
Praljak drank the poison just seconds after hearing he had lost his appeal against a 20-year-prison sentence.
Bosnia29 Nov 2017 22:01 GMT
Death of wartime Bosnian Croat forces commander Slobodan Praljak follows dramatic scenes at UN tribunal in The Hague.
United Nations29 Nov 2017 13:01 GMT
War crimes tribunal in The Hague suspends case against Bosnian Croat after he appeared to drink poison in court.
Africa28 Nov 2017 10:50 GMT
Anglo-Dutch oil giant was involved in a brutal campaign by Nigerian police to silence Ogoniland protesters, report says.
Human Rights20 Nov 2017 21:23 GMT
Dutch Human Rights Commission rules that Sarah Izat should be allowed to wear a headscarf with her uniform.
Reporter's Notebook 13 Nov 2017 09:42 GMT
Lab process to potentially produce 10,000kg of meat from just one muscle cell, without harming cows.
Witness12 Nov 2017 12:40 GMT
A Dutch teenager records video diaries when she is locked behind a hospital's glass wall for a bone marrow transplant.
Europe09 Nov 2017 13:46 GMT
Scientists in the Netherlands say they are close to a breakthrough which will allow crops to be grown in deserts. Many say this could completely alter life on the African continent and even end hunger.
Environment07 Nov 2017 13:41 GMT
Cities are looking for ways to strengthen their defences against prospective flooding, and they are turning to the Netherlands for answers.
Europe26 Oct 2017 06:37 GMT
The world has a new hi-tech headquarters to find missing persons.
by Joris Luyendijk
by Matthijs Rooduijn
by Silvia Mazzini - Kees Jan van Kesteren