DutchNews Podcast

DutchNews

Podcast by DutchNews

  1. The Wolves Are Raising the Bar Edition - Week 36 - 2025

    قبل ١٣ ساعة

    The Wolves Are Raising the Bar Edition - Week 36 - 2025

    The podcast returns with a look back to a summer in which the government managed the unprecedented feat of collapsing for a second time. The political parties' manifestos are dominated by the issues of housing, immigration and how to sweep up the NSC vote. The brutal murder of a 17-year-old girl in Amsterdam becomes fodder for the far right when an asylum seeker is accused of the crime. Vitesse Arnhem are given another reprieve in the long-running saga of their imminent decline. A painting looted by the Nazis turns up on an estate agent's website in Argentina. And we explain why if you're listening to this podcast on your lunch break, you're probably not in Belgium.

    ١ س ١٦ د
  2. The Eternal Sunshine of the Forever Chemicals Edition - Week 27 - 2025

    ٤ يوليو

    The Eternal Sunshine of the Forever Chemicals Edition - Week 27 - 2025

    In a hilarious and intricate farce set in The Hague, Geert Wilders plays a man who wakes up every morning unable to remember if he still supports his own asylum bill. Another victim of Wilders' amnesia, singer Douwe Bob, has to flee the country when Dilan Yesilgöz forms a strike partnership with a pro-Israeli football hooligan. PFAS "forever chemicals" are set to join nitrogen compounds and CO2 on the list of pollutants that the Netherlands firmly resolves to do nothing about. And in sport, the men's cricket and women's football teams have busy weeks ahead, while the Wimbledon dream is already over for the Dutch hopefuls.

    ١ س ٦ د
  3. The Daddy's Armoured Ferris Wheel Edition - Week 26 - 2025

    ٢٧ يونيو

    The Daddy's Armoured Ferris Wheel Edition - Week 26 - 2025

    Mark Rutte's plan to treat Donald Trump like Orange royalty paid dividends at the Nato summit in The Hague. Specifically 5% dividends, as the 32 nations agreed to raise their defence spending with a definition of "vital infrastructure" as elastic as Rutte's spine. Geert Wilders' PVV party threatens to sabotage its own asylum bill in protest at the other parties undermining Marjolein Faber's "brilliant" plans. Housing minister Mona Keijzer believes darker hallways and even steeper staircases are the answer to the housebuilding crisis. And a creeping horror is back to terrorise the nation's oak trees.

    ١ س ٢٣ د
  4. The Twisted Family Trees Edition - Week 25 - 2025

    ٢٠ يونيو

    The Twisted Family Trees Edition - Week 25 - 2025

    The election campaign gathers pace as Dilan Yesilgöz goes on the attack against GroenLinks-PvdA while also slamming the door on another coalition with Geert Wlders' PVV. NSC narrowly avoids descending into chaos as one of the contenders in the race to lead the party into electoral oblivion drops out. Meanwhile, Dick Schoof secures a mandate to raise defence spending ahead of next week's Nato summit with the support of Frans Timmermans. Amsterdam city council is criticised for letting disinformation thrive following the hit-and-run attacks on Israeli football fans in November. Fewer Dutch adults are smoking and drinking, but hiking cigarettes prices is not persuading hardcore smokers to stop. Scheveningen gears up for a vintage raw herring season, and there's news of yet another last-minute bailout package for the crisis club Vitesse Arnhem.

    ١ س ١٠ د
  5. The Drifting Pancakes and Terrorist Vegetables Edition - Week 24 - 2025

    ١٣ يونيو

    The Drifting Pancakes and Terrorist Vegetables Edition - Week 24 - 2025

    After a week of strategic bickering between the coalition parties, Dick Schoof brokers a deal to split the asylum ministry three ways, making it less fragmented than it was under Marjolein Faber. Amsterdam unveils a plan to get international workers to speak Dutch and get involved in community work, in the hope that the locals will follow suit. Eurostar celebrates its new expanded service in a deserted Amsterdam Central Station after NS workers go on strike again. And in football, Tijjani Reijnders and Quincy Promes are involved in big moves for very different reasons.

    ١ س ٣ د
  6. The Orange Shields For White Lions Edition - Week 23 - 2025

    ٦ يونيو

    The Orange Shields For White Lions Edition - Week 23 - 2025

    In the most unsurprising plot twist since James Cameron's Titanic, the Dutch cabinet collapsed this week when Geert Wilders walked out in protest at his own asylum policy. With an election almost five months away, we ask if Dick Schoof's lame-duck cabinet can make more waves on defence, housing and immigration. Meanwhile, Mark Rutte has to figure out a seating plan at the Nato summit dinner that stops a food fight breaking out between Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelenskyy. A regional train strike in Utrecht has the same impact on the network as Marjolein Faber on the asylum system. The White Lions of Telstar have a financial mountain to climb as they prepare for top-flight football for the first time since 1978. And the Rijksmuseum proudly shows off a 200-year-old tattooed contraceptive.

    ١ س ٤ د
  7. Collapse of the Cabinet - Extra Episode - Week 23 - 2025

    ٣ يونيو

    Collapse of the Cabinet - Extra Episode - Week 23 - 2025

    Eleven months after Dick Schoof's cabinet took office and 10½ months later than expected, the Dutch cabinet has collapsed after Geert Wilders pulled out of the four-way right-wing coalition. We look at how he managed to stir up a full-scale row over immigration with three parties that agreed with him and how the other parties were left wrong footed. And we ask how voters will respond to Wilders' gamble in the upcoming elections – whenever they may be.

    ٥٠ من الدقائق
  8. The Gourmet Wolves At The Circle Party From Hell Edition - Week 21 - 2025

    ٢٣ مايو

    The Gourmet Wolves At The Circle Party From Hell Edition - Week 21 - 2025

    The capital's 750th birthday celebrations get off to a chaotic start, while Ajax lose the title and their Italian coach in the space of a week. Foreign affairs minister Caspar Veldkamp has more success in Europe, forcing the EU to investigate Israel's aid blockade in Gaza. Auditors skewer the government's spending plans, while the IMF sticks the knife into the koopkrachtplaatjes. And was a motley crew of Dutch bikers and Romanian mobsters behind the Drents Museum heist?

    ٥٣ من الدقائق
مشاهدة الكل (٣٧٣)

٤٫٥
من ٥
‫٣٧ من التقييمات‬

حول

Podcast by DutchNews

المعلومات

  • صناع العمل
    DutchNews
  • سنوات النشاط
    ٢٠١٧ - ٢٠٢٥
  • الحلقات
    ٣٧٣
  • التقييم
    ملائم
  • حقوق النشر
    © All rights reserved
  • موقع البرنامج على الويب
    DutchNews Podcast

قد يعجبك أيضًا