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- 1Coca-Cola's Olympic Journey Traced from 1928 to LA28●From Amsterdam 1928 to LA28: Coca-Cola’s journey through Olympic history
Coca-Cola's decades-long Olympic partnership is being revisited, tracing the brand's involvement from the Amsterdam 1928 Games through to the upcoming LA28 Olympics. The feature highlights how the company has become one of the longest-standing sponsors of the Games, marking nearly a century of association with Olympic history and tradition.
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Dutch author Heleen van Royen has drawn attention after saying she visited De Wallen, Amsterdam's red light district, because she wanted to experience it once. Her remarks are circulating in Dutch media, with readers discussing her candid account of the outing and what it says about attitudes toward the famous district.
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic approached Ruud Gullit in Amsterdam to question him about the Dutch national team, asking 'What are you doing?' about Oranje's recent performances. The exchange between the Swedish striker and the Dutch football legend is drawing attention as the Netherlands struggles for form, with fans debating the state of the squad.
- 4Amsterdam runner celebrates 10 km on flat straight routes●That feeling when you can run a flat straight line for 10+ km. # Amsterdam # Running
A runner in Amsterdam is celebrating managing a flat, straight run of more than 10 kilometres, sharing the achievement with the hashtag for the city and running. The post captures the satisfaction many runners feel at hitting a double-digit distance, especially on the famously flat, canal-lined terrain of Amsterdam, which makes long, uninterrupted routes possible.
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Fabel Friet, the Dutch fries shop known for long queues at its Amsterdam and Utrecht locations, is being searched and talked about again in the Netherlands. The chain has built its reputation on thick-cut fries with a range of sauces, and its popularity among locals and tourists keeps it a recurring subject of buzz on Dutch social media.
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Researchers at the University of Amsterdam report that Dutch people view women's emancipation positively, yet see reasons for concern. The findings, circulating alongside searches for 'geweld' (violence), suggest that despite broad support for gender equality, worries remain about violence and setbacks affecting women. The exact nature of the concerns cited in the study is not detailed in the available material.
- 7Amsterdam hackerspace Technologia Incognita to host 3D printing event●New on // foss.events: TechInc 3D Sunday by Technologia Incognita Hackerspace on 01 November 2026 in Technologia Incogni
Technologia Incognita, a hackerspace in Amsterdam, is hosting a 'TechInc 3D Sunday' gathering on 1 November 2026. The event is listed on foss.events, a calendar for free and open-source software meetups, and has been announced within the FOSS community. Details about the programme have been shared via the event listing for those interested in attending.
- 8IDFA Adds Ava DuVernay and Laura Poitras Documentaries●Amsterdam’s IDFA Adds Ava DuVernay’s ‘14th,’ Laura Poitras’ ‘They’re Here’ # MovieNews # Movies # Gaza # IDFA # IDFA2026
The International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam (IDFA) has added Ava DuVernay's '14th' and Laura Poitras' 'They're Here' to its 2026 lineup, per The Hollywood Reporter. Among the additions is a documentary covering Gaza devastation, drawing attention for pairing major American documentary filmmakers with urgent political subject matter at one of the world's leading documentary festivals.