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AMSTERDAM -- In the final days before next week's parliamentary elections in the Netherlands, the far-right leader's support appeared to be softening and a previously minor party, the Greens, led [...]

THE HAGUE -- As concern grows that Dutch politics is being influenced by American money, a new campaign disclosure report released in the Netherlands on Wednesday provided a twist: The [...]

AMSTERDAM -- The parochial world of Dutch elections is not often seen as a hotbed of foreign intrigue. But in recent months, an unexpected worry has emerged: the influence of [...]

Byline: DANNY HAKIM and CHRISTOPHER F. SCHUETZE Correction Appended AMSTERDAM -- The parochial world of Dutch elections is not often seen as a hotbed of foreign intrigue. But in recent [...]

Byline: CHRISTOPHER F. SCHUETZE RIJSWIJK, The Netherlands -- Early next year when a converted cargo container on a floating foundation of plastic bottles opens on the flood-prone shores of Korail [...]

Byline: DAN BILEFSKY and CHRISTOPHER F. SCHUETZE LONDON -- In the Netherlands, a country vaunted for its liberalism, a proposal to legalize assisted suicide for older people who are generally [...]

LONDON -- In the Netherlands, a country vaunted for its liberalism, a proposal to legalize assisted suicide for older people who are generally healthy but feel they have led a [...]

The article focuses on the expulsion of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party from the Identity and Democracy Group in the European Union's Parliament due to controversial comments made by Maximilian Krah regarding the SS, just two weeks before E.U. parliamentary elections.

The article focuses on the trial of Prince Heinrich XIII of Reuss and eight individuals accused of plotting to violently overthrow the German government, marking one of the most complex court cases since the 1960s and involving extensive analysis of evidence to demonstrate the seriousness.

The article offers information on recent attacks on political officials and politicians in Germany, raising concerns about political violence ahead of critical elections.

The article discusses the trial of nine Germans accused of plotting to overthrow the government, revealing the involvement of various individuals with extremist beliefs and highlighting the dangerous nature of the group, amidst rising concerns about far-right extremism in Germany.

The article highlights Europe's crackdown on Chinese espionage, with six arrests in Germany and Britain, revealing concerns over covert political meddling and economic subterfuge amid escalating tensions.

The article reports that an aide to a German far-right European Parliament lawmaker was arrested for allegedly spying for China, raising concerns about foreign interference in European Union politics ahead of bloc-wide elections.

The article details the arrest of three German citizens accused of passing sensitive naval data and acquiring a high-powered laser for Chinese security services, highlighting tensions amid recent trade agreements and espionage concerns between Germany and China.

The article focuses on the arrest of two men in Germany suspected of spying for Russia and plotting to sabotage aid to Ukraine by attempting to blow up military infrastructure on German soil, highlighting growing concerns about Russian intelligence activities in the country.

The article discusses Bayer Leverkusen's unexpected rise towards winning the German soccer championship, potentially ending Bayern Munich's decade-long dominance, culminating in the city's preparations for a celebration despite logistical challenges.

The article reports on deadly rioting by Israeli settlers in Palestinian villages following the discovery of the body of an Israeli teenager in the West Bank, escalating tensions in the region.

The article focuses on the sports apparel giant Adidas halting the sale of German soccer jerseys featuring the number "44" due to its resemblance to a Nazi symbol, sparking a debate around Nazi references in Germany amidst the rise of far-right politics. Topics discussed include the inadvertent similarity in jersey design, the swift response from Adidas, and the German soccer federation, and broader concerns over the appropriation of Nazi symbols in contemporary culture.

The article focuses on a record-breaking strike at the SRW scrap metal plant in Germany, where workers have been striking for 136 days, marking the longest postwar strike in German history, raising questions about the country's traditionally harmonious labor relations as strikes become more common.

The article focuses on a German police raid in Berlin as part of their long-standing search for two fugitives connected to the Red Army Faction, formerly known as the Baader-Meinhof gang, with one arrest made last week, while the remaining suspects.

Byline: CHRISTOPHER F. SCHUETZE Black River, Mauritius -- Those who stumble into this little corner of paradise in the land of Hindi pop, Raga music and Séga dance as the [...]

BLACK RIVER, Mauritius -- Those who stumble into this little corner of paradise in the land of Hindi pop, Raga music and Sga dance as the sun sets over the [...]

Byline: CHRISTOPHER F. SCHUETZE Long before Liz Cohen became an internationally known contemporary artist - with the support and access to financial resources that can accompany such status - she [...]

Long before Liz Cohen became an internationally known contemporary artist -- with the support and access to financial resources that can accompany such status -- she had to come up [...]

Byline: CHRISTOPHER F. SCHUETZE AMSTERDAM -- In a large room on the top floor of the bathtub-like addition to the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, about 30 women are demonstrating their ability [...]

Byline: CHRISTOPHER F. SCHUETZE RIVIÈêRE DES ANGUILLES, Mauritius -- In tropical Mauritius, where the change of seasons is muted, the blooming sugar cane flower is a sure indicator of the [...]

RIVI®RE DES ANGUILLES, Mauritius -- In tropical Mauritius, where the change of seasons is muted, the blooming sugar cane flower is a sure indicator of the beginning of another autumn. [...]

Byline: CHRISTOPHER F. SCHUETZE When LG introduced the Smart Manager Refrigerator at the International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas three years ago, proponents predicted a short wait until refrigerators [...]

When LG introduced the Smart Manager Refrigerator at the International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas three years ago, proponents predicted a short wait until refrigerators that could scan their [...]

Byline: CHRISTOPHER F. SCHUETZE AMSTERDAM -- When asked about his three-story floating house in a gleaming new part of Amsterdam, Kees Harschel, a 65-year-old native Amsterdammer, likes to compare his [...]

AMSTERDAM -- When asked about his three-story floating house in a gleaming new part of Amsterdam, Kees Harschel, a 65-year-old native Amsterdammer, likes to compare his living situation to winning [...]

Byline: CHRISTOPHER F. SCHUETZE THE HAGUE -- Deniz Terli is a Dutch shoe designer who has piled up awards and attention for her vertiginous, one-of-a-kind footwear, which she insists is [...]

THE HAGUE -- Deniz Terli is a Dutch shoe designer who has piled up awards and attention for her vertiginous, one-of-a-kind footwear, which she insists is wearable. Soon, movie audiences [...]

Byline: CHRISTOPHER F. SCHUETZE LA CIOTAT, France -- After scuba divers checked the supporting mounts, a massive submerged boat elevator slowly raised the 661-ton, 51-meter-long yacht M/Y Sky clear of [...]

LA CIOTAT, France -- After scuba divers checked the supporting mounts, a massive submerged boat elevator slowly raised the 661-ton, 51-meter-long yacht M/Y Sky clear of the Mediterranean, gradually revealing [...]

Byline: CHRISTOPHER F. SCHUETZE AALSMEER, the Netherlands -- Each weekday morning, the buyers descend on Aalsmeer, about a half-hour southwest of Amsterdam, arriving at an enormous warehouse covering some two [...]

Byline: CHRISTOPHER F. SCHUETZE AALSMEER, the Netherlands -- Each weekday morning, the buyers descend on Aalsmeer, about a half-hour southwest of Amsterdam, arriving at an enormous warehouse, covering some two [...]

AALSMEER, the Netherlands -- Each weekday morning, the buyers descend on Aalsmeer, about a half-hour southwest of Amsterdam, arriving at an enormous warehouse covering some two million square meters. They [...]

Byline: CHRISTOPHER F. SCHUETZE Art Basel, known for its focus on high-end art and the patrons who can afford it, is taking an interest in the entry level. Kickstarter, the [...]

Byline: CHRISTOPHER F. SCHUETZE DEN HAAG, The Netherlands -- Rik Stoet High End Audio is the premier store for phonograph turntables in The Hague. Slightly north of the city's main [...]

Byline: CHRISTOPHER F. SCHUETZE The Hague -- Two decades ago, when Ann Cotton, a British educator and philanthropist, started examining the problem of low school enrollment among girls in rural [...]

THE HAGUE -- Rik Stoet High End Audio is the premier store for phonograph turntables in The Hague. Slightly north of the city's main shopping district, it is a cosy, [...]

THE HAGUE -- Two decades ago, when Ann Cotton, a British educator and philanthropist, started examining the problem of low school enrollment among girls in rural Zimbabwe, she was struck [...]

Byline: CHRISTOPHER F. SCHUETZE After successfully leading revolutions in home computers, portable digital music players and smart phones, Apple has done much to raise interest in the future of wrist-worn [...]

After successfully leading revolutions in home computers, portable digital music players and smart phones, Apple has done much to raise interest in the future of wrist-worn computers with its arrival [...]

Byline: CHRISTOPHER F. SCHUETZE AMSTERDAM -- Although Amsterdam's latest urban experiment, De Ceuvel, is built on solid ground, there's much that reminds its denizens - artists, entrepreneurs, designers, sustainability experts [...]

Byline: CHRISTOPHER F. SCHUETZE An engineer by training, Pramod Chaudhari founded Praj Industries in Pune, India, in 1983. The company, which started with 10 full-time employees, started supplying technology for [...]

An engineer by training, Pramod Chaudhari founded Praj Industries in Pune, India, in 1983. The company, which started with 10 full-time employees, started supplying technology for waste water treatment and [...]

AMSTERDAM -- Although Amsterdam's latest urban experiment, De Ceuvel, is built on solid ground, there's much that reminds its denizens -- artists, entrepreneurs, designers, sustainability experts -- of its past [...]

Byline: CHRISTOPHER F. SCHUETZE Jen Boulden was a serial startup entrepreneur before she decided to go back to school for a master's degree in environmental policy and management at George [...]