Bruno Waterfield

Netherlands The Dutch king apologised to Israel's president yesterday for failing the Jewish community after a night of antisemitic attacks in Amsterdam.

Emergency ban on public gatherings is extended until Thursday but no arrests have yet been made over mob attacks on Israeli football fans

The prime minister travels to France for Armistice Day — the first British leader to do so since Churchill — as fears grow over economic growth and Ukraine

Donald Tusk, the Polish prime minister, will hold talks with the leaders of Britain, France and Nato over concerns about the impact of the US election

Six suspects were arrested near Antwerp’s Jewish quarter for planning a similar attack to the one on Israelis in Amsterdam last week, officers said

As Britain debates the assisted dying bill, this is the story of Romy, who suffers from clinical depression but told her doctor not to proceed with the lethal injection

The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam is giving visitors a unique chance to see the Dutch master’s painting being restored to its former glory

Hard-right politician Geert Wilders sets off angry debate in aftermath of the violence in Amsterdam as fears rise of more antisemitic attacks in Europe

The ‘Jew hunt’ of Israelis in the Dutch capital epitomised what is claimed to be a surge in antisemitism and brought the right-wing government to the brink of collapse

European voters are demanding a shared, civic future.