Dutch Security Powers: The Cabinet is introducing a bill to give the Dutch intelligence services more powers, as ministers face pressure to deliver on prison capacity and staffing shortages. Gaza Diplomacy: Israel is reported to have expelled Dutch officials from the Gaza coordination centre after the Netherlands’ settlement trade restrictions, with EU and partner states condemning the move and UNRWA’s facility seizure. Public Broadcasting & Extremism: Dutch MPs are urging culture minister Rianne Letscher to act against far-right broadcaster Ongehoord Nederland after it praised Hitler, with a parliamentary debate set for September 24. Kingdom Justice Cooperation: Curaçao hosts justice ministers from Aruba, Sint Maarten and the Netherlands (Sept 1-3) to tackle youth crime and cross-border information sharing, alongside broader capacity problems in policing, prosecution and prisons. Caribbean Data Protection: The Kingdom still has uneven personal data protection standards, with harmonisation efforts continuing via interparliamentary talks. Aviation & Industry: United Airlines will start A321XLR flying domestically from Washington to San Diego and Los Angeles before transatlantic use, while American Airlines scaled back 2027 international growth due to aircraft delivery delays. Health & Research: A Netherlands-based trial reports Heartflow FFRCT analysis cuts unnecessary invasive heart procedures by 44% without reducing needed revascularisations. Sports (Amsterdam): New Zealand’s Ben Taylor and Oli Welch defended their world rowing title in Amsterdam.