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Flooding in South Sudan: ‘Simply building dikes is not the solution’
South Sudan is facing the aftermath of its worst floods since 1960. Over 835,000 people have been affected. Working with many ...
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Package of measures to cushion the impact of rising energy prices and inflation
The government is introducing measures to cushion the impact of rising energy prices and persistent inflation on low- and ...
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What does NATO do? Foreign Affairs in plain language
The war in Ukraine ended a long period of peace in Europe. NATO is more important than ever. But what is NATO’s role in the ...
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Government offers better prospects to Ukrainian refugees
In response to the horrific events in Ukraine, the Dutch government is preparing to receive large numbers of people who have been ...
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Further easing of coronavirus measures
In recent weeks, coronavirus infection rates have once again increased. However, the current variant is making people less ill ...
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Additional investments in fight against international drug trafficking
The security of our logistics hubs and ‘mainports’ is being strengthened in the fight against international drug trafficking. ...
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Honorary consul in Bremen, Germany: Hylke Boerstra
Hylke Boerstra moved to Germany in 1959, at the age of 4. For over 20 years now, he has been the honorary consul in Bremen. Hylke ...
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Honorary consuls in Cambodia: Godie van de Paal and Billy Barnaart
Back at the very start of the coronavirus crisis the cruise ship Westerdam spent days on end criss-crossing the South China Sea. ...
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Honorary consul in Phoenix: Odette Bakker
In the midst of the coronavirus crisis, Odette Bakker was appointed honorary consul in the American city of Phoenix, Arizona. ...
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Women take the lead in the battle against climate change
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs believes it is important for women worldwide to have a say in climate policy, as only a diverse ...