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The Dutch capital plans to force chronic bullies and vandals to ghettos where they would live in containerized housing units under police watch, officials said.
The Netherlands' center-right Liberal and center-left Labor parties have agreed to a centrist government after 47 days of talks following September elections.
Immigration presents an opportunity rather than a threat, a top EU leader said this week as Europe's national interior ministers prepared to tackle reforms.
The French presidential election has taken on a broader meaning with France offering a growth-oriented alternative to the German-led politics of austerity.
A hacker who says he supports Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is believed to have accessed online communications of as many as 300,000 Iranians, The New York Times says.
Dutch anti-Muslim leader Geert Wilders Tuesday denounced Anders Breivik, the Norwegian terrorist who praised him in his manifesto.
Right-wing Dutch politician Geert Wilders was acquitted Thursday of hate speech by an Amsterdam court, which said his fiery comments were protected speech.
A Dutch politician on trial for inciting hatred against Muslims won the right to have trial judges replaced after an appeals panel judge pressured a witness.
The trial of Netherlands anti-Islam Party of Freedom leader Geert Wilders, who is charged with discrimination and inciting hatred, began Monday in Amsterdam.
Anti-Islam parties are gaining ground in Europe, establishing themselves as the continent's new populist movement.
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