A station that moved, a bunker that got cheaper, and a year for bats.

Seven of the eight raw materials the Dutch economy needs most pass through China first.

Barnacle geese from the Arctic are on their way to spend the winter in Dutch fields. More and more never leave.

A painting leaves the tax office, desks get scarcer, and a butcher with wings comes back for the winter.

Parliament wants children under twelve to do their homework without ChatGPT. That is a first, and nobody yet knows how it would work.

A rosy rock picked up in the Sahara turns out to be more than 4.1 billion years old, and it looks surprisingly like granite.