[09:29 AM] Minister won't put number limit on asylum seekers the Netherlands will take in
Minister Eddy van Hijum does not want to set a number of asylum seekers that the government will allow in the coming years, even after urging from many parties in parliament.
https://nltimes.nl/2025/01/17/minister-wont-put-number-limit-asylum-seekers-netherlands-will-take
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Minister won't put number limit on asylum seekers the Netherlands will take in
Minister Eddy van Hijum does not want to set a number of asylum seekers that the government will allow in the coming years, even after urging from many parties in parliament. That is not very practical for this type of migration because it is “less controllable” than, for example, labor or study migration, the Minister said in a parliamentary debate on demographic developments.
[11:10 AM] Dutch healthcare system expected to face a shortage of 266,000 workers by 2035
The shortage of healthcare workers in the Netherlands is set to grow at an alarming rate in the coming years, with projections indicating a deficit of
https://nltimes.nl/2024/12/17/dutch-healthcare-system-expected-face-shortage-266000-workers-2035
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Dutch healthcare system expected to face a shortage of 266,000 workers by 2035
The shortage of healthcare workers in the Netherlands is set to grow at an alarming rate in the coming years, with projections indicating a deficit of 266,000 workers by 2035. The largest shortages are expected in nursing and care homes, with the most significant gaps in staffing found among healthcare assistants, caregivers with vocational training, nurses with MBO (secondary vocational education) and HBO (higher professional education) degrees, and social service workers
[12:39 PM] Dutch economic growth will pick up in coming years, inflation to stay higher than EU
Economic growth in the Netherlands will pick up in the coming years growing 0.9 percent this year and 1.5 percent each in 2025 and 2026, despite an increasing threat from geopolitical unc
https://nltimes.nl/2024/12/13/dutch-economic-growth-will-pick-coming-years-inflation-stay-higher-eu
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Dutch economic growth will pick up in coming years, inflation to stay higher than EU
Economic growth in the Netherlands will pick up in the coming years growing 0.9 percent this year and 1.5 percent each in 2025 and 2026, despite an increasing threat from geopolitical uncertainty. Inflation will remain at around 3 percent, higher than in the rest of the eurozone, De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) reported in its autumn forecast.
[09:45 AM] Multiple municipalities want to ban all fuel cars in forseeable future
Several municipalities plan to ban all fossil fuel cars from their cities in the coming years or are considering doing so, the Telegraaf
https://nltimes.nl/2024/11/29/multiple-municipalities-want-ban-fuel-cars-forseeable-future
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Multiple municipalities want to ban all fuel cars in forseeable future
Several municipalities plan to ban all fossil fuel cars from their cities in the coming years or are considering doing so, the Telegraaf reports after surveying the larger municipalities. Banning individuals’ passenger cars would require a legislative amendment and it seems unlikely that this government would implement it.
[08:05 AM] Nearly two-thirds of Dutch will be overweight by 2050: RIMV
The percentage of Netherlands residents who are overweight will increase significantly in the coming years. In 2022, exactly half of Dutch were overweight.
https://nltimes.nl/2024/11/25/nearly-two-thirds-dutch-will-overweight-2050-rimv
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Nearly two-thirds of Dutch will be overweight by 2050: RIMV
The percentage of Netherlands residents who are overweight will increase significantly in the coming years. In 2022, exactly half of Dutch were overweight. That will rise to 64 percent in 2050, the RIVM reported in the new Public Health Outlook. The increase is visible in every age group, but most in the group aged 18 to 44.
[08:20] Andy Farrell insists Johnny Sexton’s presence a positive for young 10s
The invisible man continues to have a big presence in the Ireland set-up – and the way Andy Farrell is talking, there’s every chance Johnny Sexton’s role could grow in the coming years.
https://www.independent.ie/sport/rugby/andy-farrell-insists-johnny-sextons-presence-a-positive-for-young-10s/a1282608216.html
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Andy Farrell insists Johnny Sexton’s presence a positive for young 10s
The invisible man continues to have a big presence in the Ireland set-up – and the way Andy Farrell is talking, there’s every chance Johnny Sexton’s role could grow in the coming years.
[03:20 PM] Number of Dutch with dementia to increase over 66% by 2040
The number of Netherlands residents with dementia will increase significantly in the coming years, as will the need for informal carers to look after them.
https://nltimes.nl/2024/11/11/number-dutch-dementia-increase-66-2040
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Number of Dutch with dementia to increase over 66% by 2040
The number of Netherlands residents with dementia will increase significantly in the coming years, as will the need for informal carers to look after them. Employers are going to need to become a whole lot more flexible, the Telegraaf reports from the Dementia Monitor by Alzheimer Nederland and Nivel.Currently, about 300,000 people in the Netherlands have dementia and 800,000 informal caregivers are caring for them. Due to the aging population, that is expected to increase to 500,000 people with dementia, needing 1.3 million informal carers.
[09:28] Waiting lists for refugees to grow, minister plans spending cuts
The waiting lists to process applications for official refugee status will grow in the coming years, according to new estimates...
https://www.dutchnews.nl/2024/11/waiting-lists-for-refugees-to-grow-minister-plans-spending-cuts/
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Waiting lists for refugees to grow, minister plans spending cuts - DutchNews.nl
The waiting lists to process applications for official refugee status will grow in the coming years, according to new estimates from the asylum and migration ministry. It currently takes an average of 61 weeks to process a claim, compared with just over 52 last year, broadcaster NOS reported on Tuesday. At present, 69,000 people are waiting for their applications to be dealt with and that will have risen to 91,000 next year, according to ministry projections. Despite this, migration minister...
[01:40 PM] Three residential developments to change The Hague's skyline, add 20,000 homes
The Hague is planning several impressive residential towers that will drastically change the city’s skyline in the coming years.
https://nltimes.nl/2024/10/21/three-residential-developments-change-hagues-skyline-add-20000-homes
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Three residential developments to change The Hague's skyline, add 20,000 homes
The Hague is planning several impressive residential towers that will drastically change the city’s skyline in the coming years. If all goes according to plan, the skyscrapers will be built in the area between the major train stations by 2040, creating 20,000 homes for 35,000 residents.
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