Princess Amalia of the Netherlands visits the AMOLF Nanolabs, where research into solar energy and the development of a sustainable and high-tech solar industry are explained to her, in Amsterdam on April 16, 2026. The visit was part of a two-day official tour of Amsterdam during which the princess met residents and representatives from the science, sport, culture, housing and social sectors. (Photo by Edwin Smulders / ANP / AFP via Getty Images) / Netherlands OUT

Princess Amalia of the Netherlands (C) visits with Amsterdam mayor Femke Halsema (R) the AMOLF Nanolabs, where research into solar energy and the development of a sustainable and high-tech solar industry are explained to her, in Amsterdam on April 16, 2026. The visit was part of a two-day official tour of Amsterdam during which the princess met residents and representatives from the science, sport, culture, housing and social sectors. (Photo by Edwin Smulders / ANP / AFP via Getty Images) / Netherlands OUT

Princess Amalia of the Netherlands visits the AMOLF Nanolabs, where research into solar energy and the development of a sustainable and high-tech solar industry are explained to her, in Amsterdam on April 16, 2026. The visit was part of a two-day official tour of Amsterdam during which the princess met residents and representatives from the science, sport, culture, housing and social sectors. (Photo by Edwin Smulders / ANP / AFP via Getty Images) / Netherlands OUT

Princess Amalia of the Netherlands visits the AMOLF Nanolabs, where research into solar energy and the development of a sustainable and high-tech solar industry are explained to her, in Amsterdam on April 16, 2026. The visit was part of a two-day official tour of Amsterdam during which the princess met residents and representatives from the science, sport, culture, housing and social sectors. (Photo by Edwin Smulders / ANP / AFP via Getty Images) / Netherlands OUT

Princess Amalia of the Netherlands visits the AMOLF Nanolabs, where research into solar energy and the development of a sustainable and high-tech solar industry are explained to her, in Amsterdam on April 16, 2026. The visit was part of a two-day official tour of Amsterdam during which the princess met residents and representatives from the science, sport, culture, housing and social sectors. (Photo by Edwin Smulders / ANP / AFP via Getty Images) / Netherlands OUT

A general view shows the Science Techno Park building at the University of Indonesia's campus in Depok, West Java on April 16, 2026. A leading Indonesian university suspended 16 law students on April 16 after a sexually explicit group chat about their female peers went viral, sparking a debate about gender violence in the Muslim-majority country. (Photo by Yasuyoshi CHIBA / AFP via Getty Images)

Amsterdam Mayor Femke Halsema (3rdL) and Dutch Princess Amalia (C) pose for a group photo with young people at the basketball court near the Paper Dome in Amsterdam on April 16, 2026. The visit was part of a two-day official tour of Amsterdam during which the princess met residents and representatives from the science, sport, culture, housing and social sectors. (Photo by Sem van der Wal / ANP / AFP via Getty Images) / Netherlands OUT

View of the sports physiotherapy and recovery area, part of the Applied Sports Science area of the AGA Academy sports complex, home of the Atlas FC, which will serve as the operations and training center for the Colombian national team during the 2026 World Cup, with a sign reading "It can't be explained, it has to be felt" in Zapopan, Jalisco, Mexico, on April 15, 2026. Colombian goalkeeper Camilo Vargas of Atlas FC is one of the players who will participate in the World Cup as the goalkeeper for the Colombia. (Photo by ULISES RUIZ / AFP via Getty Images)