News overview
Prime Minister to attend NATO summit in Chicago
15-05-2012 Prime Minister Mark Rutte will take part in the NATO summit in Chicago on 20 and 21 May 2012.
Knapen wants focus on structural reforms
11-05-2012 'We have made important strides in the area of budgetary discipline.' This was the message from Knapen at a meeting with Werner Hoyer.
Other headlines
Study into the impact of waves on dikes
11-05-2012 Increasing our knowledge of dikes and developing new technologies and insights to keep the Netherlands safe, today and in the future.
Net neutrality laid down in law
09-05-2012 On 8 May 2012 the Senate of the States General approved the new Telecom Act.
Leers: registration of migrants’ ethnic origin is necessary
08-05-2012 There is an ongoing requirement for facts and figures in order to monitor the position of migrants in Dutch society, ...
EU endorses safety of Borssele nuclear plant
08-05-2012 Experts from several European countries have endorsed the results of the stress test carried out on the Borssele ...
Rule of law in Ukraine needs improving
02-05-2012 If there are no visible improvements the Dutch government will not be represented at the Euro 2012 football matches in Ukraine.
News of all ministries
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State Secretary Zijlstra aims to hold on to foreign students
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Rosenthal calls on China to continue constructive role on world stage
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Completion of internal market is key to growth in Europe
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State Secretary Atsma opens TS Agri (in Dutch: Zilt Proefbedrijf)
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European Union shifts emphasis of development aid
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Increased economic cooperation with Chinese port of Qingdao
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Navy rescues crew near Somalia
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Netherlands sees business opportunities in Iraq
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Raven sends live footage
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Knapen visits CBI: businesses essential to sustainable development
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Rosenthal receives Panamanian counterpart
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Rosenthal receives ambassadors from Latin America and the Caribbean
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Knapen meets young entrepreneurs on Europe Day
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Apache ‘takes a look’ on HNLMS Rotterdam
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Knapen gives lecture on the role of women in conflict areas