New data from the European Union’s statistics agency, Eurostat, shows that Dutch shoppers made more online purchases per capita than anywhere in Europe. 
Our reporter, Jacques Malherbe, spoke to Dutch consumers and businesses to dig into this phenomenon. 

Dutch Shop Online More Than Anywhere in Europe

Nationally, six percent of Dutch school students become early school leavers.

Education for All; Who’s All?

Why has Groningen’s largest sports bar distanced itself from its own city’s football club?


The biggest sports bar in Groningen that won't show FC Groningen

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Volunteer Organization Joins Groningen’s Fight Against Illiteracy

Three European host countries, two goals and a single ball. This Sunday, the championship's final match is taking place in Norway. However, nobody in the Netherlands cares about the handball championship.

The Handball World Championship 2025

Many companies use 3D printing in production already, and the technology's rapid evolution is making it more accessible for people to create, repair, and experiment.

The Potential of 3D Printing in Your House

ACLO, the largest student sports association in Groningen, offers a wide range of sports activities—but none specifically designed for athletes with physical disabilities. This lack of availability raises important questions about inclusion in student sports.

Just an image on the wall? Less availability of sports for students with physical disabilities

A mystical sound, honest lyrics, and a visual world that immediately captivates you - Maya Maria is more than just a singer. 
Our reporter, Amelie Janssen, met up with her to find out more about this upcoming artist.

After ESNS: Who is Maya Maria?

Psychologists call it 'expat blues' — the quiet loneliness that often follows the initial excitement of moving abroad. 
In Groningen, where around 20% of the population is foreign-born, Natasha de Ridder knows this all too well. Together with Elzo Smid and Bernd Ihno Eilts, she runs the popular Expats in Groningen group, a community of 8000 people. 
Our reporter, Dia Radu, met with them to see how newcomers and long-time residents are building connections when homesickness sets in.

Dutch Shop Online More Than Anywhere in Europe

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