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Temporary municipal reception space urgently needed for asylum
There is an acute shortage of asylum reception spaces in the Netherlands. Many temporary locations are closing, too few locations ...
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Five northern European countries conclude international arrangements on transport and storage of carbon across borders
A European infrastructure for carbon capture and storage is underway. Today, arrangements between Denmark, Norway, Belgium, the ...
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Diplomatic missions in Tehran and Erbil will reopen to the public on Tuesday
The Dutch embassy in Tehran and the consulate-general in Erbil will reopen to the public on Tuesday 16 April. Both were closed on ...
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The Netherlands makes an additional €10 million available for humanitarian aid to Sudan
The Netherlands is making an additional €10 million available for emergency aid to Sudan. This additional assistance was ...
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Threat of food crisis in Sudan: potentially the biggest famine in decades
Sudan is on the verge of severe famine. The problem is already huge, with millions of Sudanese people chronically undernourished. ...
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Liesje Schreinemacher returns to work as Minister for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation
As of today, Minister for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation Liesje Schreinemacher has returned from maternity leave. This ...
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Diplomatic missions in Tehran and Erbil remain closed to the public
The Dutch embassy in Tehran and the consulate-general in Erbil will remain closed to the public until further notice as a ...
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Diplomatic missions in Tehran and Erbil closed to the public this Sunday
The Dutch embassy in Tehran and the consulate-general in Erbil will be closed to the public on Sunday out of an abundance of ...
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Start of international scientific research program regarding slavery past
The colonial slavery past of the Netherlands and its impact have had a profound effect on various countries worldwide. ...
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Sovereign citizen movement undermines democratic rule of law
People who declare themselves sovereign turn away from the government and other institutions. Although they tend to keep an open ...