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New Dutch PM Under Fire Over Ministers' 'Racist' Remarks
Newly-minted Prime Minister Dick Schoof faced a baptism of fire at the opening of the Dutch parliament over remarks by two cabinet ministers about a conspiracy theory with neo-Nazi roots.
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Ex-Pak Cricketer Offered Money To Kill Dutch MP, Jailed For 12 Years
A Dutch court on Monday sentenced former Pakistan international cricketer Khalid Latif to 12 years in prison for inciting the murder of anti-Islam Member of Parliament (MP) Geert Wilders.
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Dutch To Deliver 200 Air Defence Rockets To Ukraine
The Netherlands will supply 200 air defence rockets to Ukraine as quickly as possible, the Dutch government said in a letter to parliament on Saturday.
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130 Climate Protesters Arrested In Amsterdam
Dutch police on Saturday arrested 130 climate change protesters who blocked a main bridge in central Amsterdam as Extinction Rebellion activists disrupted traffic in front of the French parliament in Paris.
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European Union Elections Kick Off As Polls Open In Britain, Netherlands
Polls opened in the Netherlands on Thursday for European Parliament elections, launching four days of voting across the EU in which populists hope to make big gains.
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Video: Dutch PM Mark Rutte Mops Floor After Spilling Coffee. Internet Is All Praise
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte is being praised on the Internet after a video clip of him cleaning up the parliament floor went viral on Tuesday.
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British, Dutch Voters Kick Off Fraught European Election
Britain and the Netherlands go to the polls on Thursday, starting the ball rolling on elections to the European parliament that are expected to see a swing towards populist right-wing parties.
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Government's economic reform agenda runs into political hurdle
A parliament deadlocked yet again over corruption scandals threatens Finance Minister P. Chidambaram's ambitious reform agenda, dealing a harsh dose of political reality on the heels of his North American roadshow to sell the India story.
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Dutch finance minister set to become new eurogroup head
The Dutch finance minister was poised today to take over as head of the eurogroup, the group of the 17 euro zone finance ministers, which would give him one of the top jobs in the euro zone's battle to end its financial crisis.
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Dutch to scrap blasphemy law on insulting God
The Almighty will have to defend his own name from now on: Dutch parliament has accepted a motion that will scrap a law making it a crime to insult God.
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Dutch vote could affect how EU tackles debt crisis
Dutch voters could influence the way the European Union tackles the debt crisis as they choose a new parliament Wednesday in a test of support for stringent austerity measures.
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Dutch parliament voting on mobile 'net neutrality'
If passed and approved by the senate, it would set an example in Europe as the strongest "net neutrality" law on record.
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Rutte to face Dutch lawmakers after quitting as PM
Outgoing liberal Prime Minister Mark Rutte will address the Dutch Parliament on Tuesday to explain why his government crashed in the wake of failed austerity talks with a far-right ally.
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Dutch parliament voting on mobile 'net neutrality'
If passed and approved by the senate, it would set an example in Europe as the strongest "net neutrality" law on record.
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New Dutch PM Under Fire Over Ministers' 'Racist' Remarks
Newly-minted Prime Minister Dick Schoof faced a baptism of fire at the opening of the Dutch parliament over remarks by two cabinet ministers about a conspiracy theory with neo-Nazi roots.
-
Ex-Pak Cricketer Offered Money To Kill Dutch MP, Jailed For 12 Years
A Dutch court on Monday sentenced former Pakistan international cricketer Khalid Latif to 12 years in prison for inciting the murder of anti-Islam Member of Parliament (MP) Geert Wilders.
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Dutch To Deliver 200 Air Defence Rockets To Ukraine
The Netherlands will supply 200 air defence rockets to Ukraine as quickly as possible, the Dutch government said in a letter to parliament on Saturday.
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130 Climate Protesters Arrested In Amsterdam
Dutch police on Saturday arrested 130 climate change protesters who blocked a main bridge in central Amsterdam as Extinction Rebellion activists disrupted traffic in front of the French parliament in Paris.
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European Union Elections Kick Off As Polls Open In Britain, Netherlands
Polls opened in the Netherlands on Thursday for European Parliament elections, launching four days of voting across the EU in which populists hope to make big gains.
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Video: Dutch PM Mark Rutte Mops Floor After Spilling Coffee. Internet Is All Praise
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte is being praised on the Internet after a video clip of him cleaning up the parliament floor went viral on Tuesday.
-
British, Dutch Voters Kick Off Fraught European Election
Britain and the Netherlands go to the polls on Thursday, starting the ball rolling on elections to the European parliament that are expected to see a swing towards populist right-wing parties.
-
Government's economic reform agenda runs into political hurdle
A parliament deadlocked yet again over corruption scandals threatens Finance Minister P. Chidambaram's ambitious reform agenda, dealing a harsh dose of political reality on the heels of his North American roadshow to sell the India story.
-
Dutch finance minister set to become new eurogroup head
The Dutch finance minister was poised today to take over as head of the eurogroup, the group of the 17 euro zone finance ministers, which would give him one of the top jobs in the euro zone's battle to end its financial crisis.
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Dutch to scrap blasphemy law on insulting God
The Almighty will have to defend his own name from now on: Dutch parliament has accepted a motion that will scrap a law making it a crime to insult God.
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Dutch vote could affect how EU tackles debt crisis
Dutch voters could influence the way the European Union tackles the debt crisis as they choose a new parliament Wednesday in a test of support for stringent austerity measures.
-
Dutch parliament voting on mobile 'net neutrality'
If passed and approved by the senate, it would set an example in Europe as the strongest "net neutrality" law on record.
-
Rutte to face Dutch lawmakers after quitting as PM
Outgoing liberal Prime Minister Mark Rutte will address the Dutch Parliament on Tuesday to explain why his government crashed in the wake of failed austerity talks with a far-right ally.
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Dutch parliament voting on mobile 'net neutrality'
If passed and approved by the senate, it would set an example in Europe as the strongest "net neutrality" law on record.
