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Leuven has been selected to represent Belgium as the European Capital of Culture in 2030. The announcement was made Wednesday at the Royal Library of Belgium in Brussels, with the city

International buyers are purchasing fewer homes in the Netherlands, according to a new report from estate agents’ association NVM and its data division Brainbay.

If you’re in Amsterdam this month, the city’s main public library near Central Station has a thought-provoking exhibition going on. It’s called Index Americana, and it’s all about books that have

Jewish students at the University of Amsterdam have started a new helpline, L’Chaim, to give their peers a place to report anti-Semitism and seek support. The initiative was born out of a

A Holocaust memorial in Lyon has been vandalized with the words “Free Gaza,” local authorities confirmed on Sunday, sparking condemnation amid heightened concerns over

Belgium’s decision to push the official retirement age from 65 to 66 is already showing big effects on both people’s lives and the state budget.

A ransomware group calling itself ‘Nova’ is threatening to publish even more sensitive medical records stolen from Clinical Diagnostics, a test lab in Rijswijk, unless the clinic pays up

A French embassy employee has been detained in Mali under what France says are completely unfounded accusations.

Copenhagen Airport has just experienced the busiest month in its 100-year history. In July, 3.33 million passengers passed through the terminals — a 4% increase from last year’s

A fast-moving wildfire in France's southern Aude region has claimed the life of one person, local authorities confirmed on Wednesday.