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25.01.2025

25.01.2025The Gold That Left The Museum

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This page is an archive of main headlines from Netherlands for 25.01.2025.

It displays 92 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

25.01.2025The Gold That Left The Museum
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.
25.01.2025
00:47

04:00Youth Behind Adult Bars

The newspapers report on an alarming increase in youth detentions in adult prisons (AD), while new developments in Gaza show intensive bombing continued during the four days between ceasefire agreement and implementation, resulting in 150 Palestinian deaths (NRC). In crime news, fugitive drug criminal 'Bolle Jos' has been located in Sierra Leone (NOS), while Amsterdam's Red Light District faces concerns over new types of street dealers (Parool).
05:35
05:43
08:15

08:33Europe Questions The American Alliance

The newspapers report on Europe's shifting perspective on US relations following Trump's first week in office (AD), while multiple domestic issues emerge: a break-in and explosion at Drents Museum (NOS), new concerns about street dealers in Amsterdam's Red Light District (Parool), and increased cases of colon cancer among young people prompting new research (RTL). A widespread fake webshop scam targeting Dutch consumers has also been reported (Telegraaf).
09:35
Metro

Meer Nederlanders gebruiken sociale media, maar populariteit X daalt

09:35
10:23
11:03

11:04Gold Explodes, Hostages Walk

The newspapers report on three major developments: Four Israeli hostages were released by Hamas and transferred to the Red Cross (NOS, RTL Nieuws, Trouw), while a major gold theft occurred at the Drents Museum through an explosive break-in (AD, Telegraaf). The nitrogen policy crisis deepens as sectors struggle to adapt following Greenpeace's court victory (NRC, Reformatorisch Dagblad).
12:07
Metro

Nepwebshop politie bereikt veel meer bezoekers dan verwacht: ‘Grote groep vatbaar voor dit soort fraude’

12:07
12:15

12:49Raiders Strike Museum Gold

The newspapers report on three major developments: Extinction Rebellion activists blocking the A10 highway, leading to arrests and ING bank's condemnation (AD, Parool, XR); a significant archaeological theft at the Drents Museum involving valuable artifacts (NOS, RTL Nieuws, Telegraaf); and an unexpectedly successful police operation using fake webshops to expose widespread vulnerability to online fraud (Metro Nieuws).
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14:55
Metro

Glennis Grace heeft spijt van interview met Eva Jinek over haar ‘Jumbo-nachtmerrie’

14:55
15:11

15:13Museum Gold Still Missing, Jos Found

The newspapers report on three main developments: a major theft at Drents Museum continues to generate coverage (NOS, Telegraaf), while fugitive 'Bolle Jos' has been located in Africa (AD). The nitrogen policy crisis evolves as provinces receive new judicial guidance (NRC). Extinction Rebellion protests on A10 highway led to approximately 200 arrests (Parool). New discussions emerge about box 3 tax reforms, with the state secretary acknowledging choosing "the least bad option" (FD).
15:35
16:07
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17:06

18:56Roads Divide The West Bank

The newspapers report on two major themes: A detailed coverage of Westbank's road infrastructure shows how Israel uses road construction and blockades to advance settlement expansion while limiting Palestinian mobility (NRC), with additional coverage of a female IDF officer's role in combat (Reformatorisch Dagblad). A significant art theft, compared to stealing the Night Watch, continues to generate extensive coverage (NOS). Royal Asscher, Amsterdam's historic diamond company, receives attention as sixth-generation siblings take leadership (FD).
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19:27
Metro

Meer Nederlanders deze januari in de sportschool dan vorig jaar

19:27
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