It's time for the evening show Viewers' questions, the war edition, with diplomacy expert Jonathan. Why don't Putin and Zelensky just talk to each other? And why isn't NATO setting up a no-fly zone? * We look back on the municipal elections. * Claudia de Breij is our guest, with a first!

Prices are rising, everything is getting more expensive. What exactly does that mean for us and what will actually become more expensive? * Today in Brussels there was a NATO summit, an EU summit and a G7 summit. * Russia is serious about a bid for the European Football Championship. * Chantal Janzen is our guest.

It's high time for The Evening Show Viewer Questions: Military Edition! What about conscription? * Finland and Sweden want to join NATO. * Omroep Zeeland will not change its logo because of the war. * Joep van Deudekom is our guest.

The Evening Show Viewers' questions about the French presidential elections. Why are so many people voting for Le Pen? And are her plans voter fraud? With ethics correspondent Jonathan from Paris. * Thierry Baudet recruits teachers for Forum schools. * Typhoon is the guest.

Looking back on King's Day in the Evening Show Royal Journal with correspondents Jonathan van het Reve and Tex de Wit. * The statements of Johan Derksen in Today Inside. * Poland and Bulgaria no longer receive gas from Russia. * The Flemish actor and presenter Tom Waes is our guest. He talks about his program Reizen Waes and the Netflix series Undercover.

The Friday evening evening show with a summer edition of Viewers' questions. * Nieuwsuur made a report about the consequences of the rising fuel prices for coach companies. Before that, the program had a driver drive an empty coach for miles. * At major events, a real sing-along song is often made for that event, but the Eurovision Song Contest is the only major country competition for which the Netherlands does not have a special song. Arjen and comedian Alex Ploeg have therefore written a sing-along for the festival themselves, which they sing on the spot.

There are strikes in public transport again. 'RailAway' made a special episode. The Labor Inspectorate went to check on Schiphol. The Roast of Joost van Roost. Many unauthorized teachers in front of the class

The General Political Reflections, Russians who want to break their hand. Viewers' questions about Italian politics. And Floortje Dessing is a guest.

It was a busy day for world politics. There was a NATO summit, a UN summit, and Putin was at the Asia summit. And criminals cleverly respond to current events. Journalist and presenter Twan Huys is our guest.

Liz Truss has resigned. We watch a nature documentary about the ports of Rotterdam. And we got a lot of messages from viewers again, so it's time for 'Viewer Questions: China Edition'. Lisa Loeb is our guest.

Russia accuses Ukraine of making a dirty bomb. There appear to be Chinese police stations in the Netherlands. We have a new hot section: Evening Show Superstokers. Our guest is actress Roosmarijn Wind.

The Wagner Group fights in Ukraine, in Gelderland they shoot wolves with paintball guns. Viewer's questions: the winter edition. (season finale, season 3 starts January 23, 2023)

Brexit has been a fact for three years now. What has it done for the British? Our guest is Fin Taylor,

All about the biggest protest ever. We answer viewer questions about our support for Ukraine. And Philippe Geubels is our guest.

The Americans keep shooting balloons out of the sky, but who do these things really belong to? Furthermore, Erdogan is under fire. And Theo Maassen is our guest.

As of today, anyone can fill in the Kieskompas. Bad news for the South: Carnival is getting more expensive. Is it still a party for everyone?

Where does FVD's money come from? In our new section 'broadcasting time for commercial parties' we investigate how parties earn their money. Recently, the NOS gave a crash course on the Provincial Council in 4 minutes. That's fast. But can it also go faster? We are trying to break the record.

The SCP has divided the Netherlands into 7 classes. And Wopke Hoekstra is having a hard time, because his party is not doing so well. This weekend there will be farm protests again. Not only the farmers have an interest in this. We have to talk about 'Agrirgiants'.

Who blew up the Nordstream pipeline? We're looking for clues. And has anything become of the new management culture yet? The BBB will probably emerge as one of the big winners from the elections. And that raises all sorts of questions. We cover them in Viewers' Questions: BBB Edition!

Tonight Arjen discusses the first exit polls with correspondents and a special guest.

Burrowing badgers halt train traffic in Brabant. And the CDA had a crisis meeting. We lie in the sun far too much and for far too long, without properly applying sunscreen. And that is dangerous. Because skin cancer is becoming more and more common in the Netherlands. He is not only a famous Dutchman, but with his weekly talk show he is now also a famous Flemish person. Jan Jaap van der Wal is our guest!

There is criticism of sex education in primary schools from conservative angles. Young people are having it harder and harder, you often hear. But is that really so? She is currently touring the theaters with her performance 'Comeback Kid'. Soundos El Ahmadi is our guest.

In Eindhoven, climate activists have occupied the airport. There were also protests in France. Tex de Wit presents the latest polls. This weekend, the Dutch national team was badly beaten by France. Developments in AI are moving at lightning speed. They can even read minds. What does that look like?

Spring is coming and that means spring break for us. But we're not leaving until we've answered the season's final viewer questions. People without a bell, Van Moof's and couples cycling hand in hand: Peter Pannekoek often gets annoyed on the bike path. That is why he wants to become a bicycle ambassador for the Netherlands. In April, Willem-Alexander will be our king for 10 years. So it's high time for a new royal song.

More and more students continue to live with their parents. Fortunately, there is now a way for them to still experience student life. And we go through the VVD candidate list. It was bad weather for months throughout Europe, and it was the hottest summer EVER measured. What's going on with the climate? High time for a round of viewer questions.

A while ago the EU concluded a migration deal with Tunisia. But what exactly does that deal entail? Termites, bats, rats and crayfish: it's chock full of pests. We review them all in the Fauna news.

We discuss the campaigns, trade in propaganda pandas and say goodbye to Groningen gas. The NS wants to make traveling during rush hour more expensive, but the House of Representatives does not want that. We received a lot of questions about it.

Tonight we will visit all the campaigns again. We look ahead to (the CO2 footprint of) the 2030 World Cup. And we celebrate that the thousandth VVD member has become a lobbyist. We have been working on it for ten years, but it is still not legal: cultured meat. How is that possible? And what does it actually taste like?

Hamas has attacked Israel. And that leads to divisions and dilemmas in the public debate. It's sweet, unhealthy, and funds almost the entire sports world: Red Bull. How far does it actually go? The intention was for a new generation to become acquainted with art. But now it is mainly hordes of adult men who are targeting the Pokémon cards from the Van Gogh museum. Is that ethically responsible?

X (former Twitter) is full of fake news about the war in Israel. Yet Elon Musk refuses to do anything about it. The pay gap between men and women has grown again. Yet many Dutch men feel that their position is under pressure. Who has it the hardest? The acceptance of LGBTI people in football is declining. And then the KNVB also decides to no longer make the OneLove band mandatory. How cowardly. That is why we have come up with a new captaincy.

Most parties want the king to pay taxes. So he is already practicing his declaration. The House is on election recess. And where is the Tour de France next year? Oat milk will become considerably more expensive from next year because of the soft drink tax. But what exactly is oat milk, and why does it make so many people angry?

Storm Ciaran caused chaos everywhere today. And in the last episode of the season we hand out awards to politicians. It is one of the most controversial topics these elections: migration. But how many migrants are there exactly? Where do they come from? And how long do they stay? During election times, politicians pull off all kinds of debate tricks. What should you pay attention to? Tex, Diederik and Jonathan will debate it!

We have received many letters about flooding. So we enlist the help of an expert. And we discuss how the PVV governs at its own risk.

We all have questions about the folded formation and we will look for the answers together. We are also concerned about the Chinese defense hack. And Tex and Jonathan debate about cocaine use in the Netherlands.

Kim Putters is the new informant and he starts off at ease. Furthermore, cargo bike sales have collapsed, just like the bicycles themselves. And we answer all your questions about Joe Biden and America.

German train strikes. German joker Jan Böhmermann is a guest. And why do people return so much stuff in the first place?

There are 2 new informants: Elbert Dijkgraaf and Richard van Zwol. Tex and Jonathan debate about EU expansion. Yentl and De Boer are guests.

In the last evening show of the season: There is a fight club in the House of Representatives. We're going to talk about Artificial Intelligence. And Soumaya, Diederik, Tex and Jonathan come by.

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