⌨The morning began with reports of an explosive break-in at Drents Museum in Assen, where thieves stole archaeological gold artifacts. As details emerged throughout the day, museum officials compared the loss to stealing the Night Watch, while police released surveillance footage in the evening.
Extinction Rebellion staged a protest on Amsterdam's A10 highway, leading to approximately 200 arrests. The action received particular attention as it targeted ING Bank, which declared the protest "unacceptable".
The morning also brought confirmation that fugitive criminal "Bolle Jos" was located in Sierra Leone, following previous day's reports. Meanwhile, Hamas released four Israeli hostages through Red Cross mediation, part of ongoing prisoner exchanges.
The nitrogen policy crisis continued to evolve, with sectors struggling to adapt following recent court rulings, while European concerns about Trump's first week in office received sustained coverage.