News overview
Netherlands to host Nuclear Security Summit 2014
31-01-2012 The summit, an initiative of President Obama, works at the highest political level to combat nuclear terrorism and the smuggling of nuclear material.
Most immigrant workers are from the EU
27-01-2012 Since the EU labour market was opened for Central and Eastern European member states, work has become the main reason for immigrating to the Netherlands.
Other headlines
Knapen calls for greener development cooperation
18-01-2012 In development cooperation, we need to take account of people, profit and – not least – the planet.
Rosenthal meets with Syrian opposition leader
18-01-2012 Minister of Foreign Affairs Uri Rosenthal has met with Burhan Ghalioun, the leader of the Syrian National Council, one of the largest opposition groups in Syria.
Ban on Khat
10-01-2012 The drug Khat is to be banned in the Netherlands. The drug damages your health and results in social problems.
The Netherlands announces water for development plans
10-01-2012 International cooperation minister Ben Knapen has announced how the Netherlands will help developing countries solve their water problems over the next few years.
Afghan women police officers receive diploma
02-01-2012 At the presentation ceremony the chief of police in Kabul repeatedly underlined the importance of training more women officers.
News of all ministries
-
Knapen: No irregularities or factory farms with development grants
-
Customs intercept 2578 dead sea horses at Schiphol Airport
-
Rosenthal receives High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina
-
The next fashion hub
-
Dutch business expertise makes a difference in developing countries
-
Notification obligation for Schmallenberg virus expanded
-
Experiment with statements of competence for asylum seekers
-
Knapen: substantial progress towards more effective EU
-
Knapen welcomes UNRWA chief
-
Dutchman assumes command of NATO flotilla
-
Cabinet approves ambassadorial appointments
-
Government approves ban on clothing that covers the face
-
The Netherlands favours stricter rules for family migration
-
The Netherlands won’t send Eritrean asylum seekers back
-
Verhagen: EU needs strict budget discipline